Blog post: Launching R Workers Over HTTP: Posit Workbench, Kubernetes, and Any Job API#347
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Covers mirai's HTTP launcher (2.6.0) and the new `headers` argument in 2.7.1: zero-config on Posit Workbench, plus a worked Kubernetes Jobs recipe. The Kubernetes example was verified end-to-end against a local kind cluster.
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Draft blog post announcing mirai's HTTP launcher — target publish date: Tues 21 July
What this covers
headersargument in 2.7.1, now the primary way to authenticate.host_url().Verification
The Kubernetes example was reproduced end-to-end against a local kind cluster (built an R+mirai image, RBAC + in-cluster driver pod, ran the exact recipe): 4 daemon Jobs were created via the API, all 4 daemons connected, and
mirai_map()distributed work across the 4 daemon pods. Frontmatter passesscripts/validate-blog-posts.py.