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update Private Cluster page content #3266

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@rossjones rossjones added the th/documentation Theme: Related to documentation, including tutorials and API docs label Jan 25, 2024
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The exact command will be different on each computer and is outputted by the `bacalhau serve --node-type requester ...` command
The exact command arguments will be different on each computer and is outputted by the `bacalhau serve --node-type requester ...` command
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The exact command arguments will be different on each computer and is outputted by the `bacalhau serve --node-type requester ...` command
The exact command arguments will be different on each computer and is output by the `bacalhau serve --node-type requester ...` command

I realise outputted was there before but it's the wrong tense.

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The command `bacalhau serve --private-internal-ipfs --peer ...` starts up a compute node and adds it to the cluster.

## Submitting Jobs

To use this cluster from the client, run the following commands in your shell:
To use this cluster from the client, run the following commands in your shell, setting following environment variables:
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To use this cluster from the client, run the following commands in your shell, setting following environment variables:
To use this cluster from the client, run the following commands in your shell, setting the following environment variables:

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@@ -60,10 +75,13 @@ export BACALHAU_API_PORT=1234
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The exact command will be different on each computer and is outputted by the `bacalhau serve --node-type requester ...` command
The exact command arguments will be different on each computer and is outputted by the `bacalhau serve --node-type requester ...` command
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The exact command arguments will be different on each computer and is outputted by the `bacalhau serve --node-type requester ...` command
The exact command arguments will be different on each computer and is output by the `bacalhau serve --node-type requester ...` command

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The command `export BACALHAU_IPFS_SWARM_ADDRESSES=...` sends jobs into the cluster from the command line client.
The command `export BACALHAU_IPFS_SWARM_ADDRESSES=...` sets environment variable, which overrides default ipfs swarm address, allowing to send jobs into the cluster from the command line client. You can also use `bacalhau config set` with a `node.ipfs.swarmaddresses` parameter to change the ipfs swarm address:
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The command `export BACALHAU_IPFS_SWARM_ADDRESSES=...` sets environment variable, which overrides default ipfs swarm address, allowing to send jobs into the cluster from the command line client. You can also use `bacalhau config set` with a `node.ipfs.swarmaddresses` parameter to change the ipfs swarm address:
The command `export BACALHAU_IPFS_SWARM_ADDRESSES=...` sets an environment variable which overrides the default ipfs swarm address, allowing the command line client to interact with the cluster. You can also use `bacalhau config set` with a `node.ipfs.swarmaddresses` parameter to change the ipfs swarm address:

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@MichaelHoepler MichaelHoepler deleted the branch bacalhau-project:docupdating-a1qa February 1, 2024 21:19
@MichaelHoepler MichaelHoepler reopened this Feb 2, 2024
@MichaelHoepler MichaelHoepler merged commit e394f13 into bacalhau-project:docupdating-a1qa Feb 2, 2024
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