Fuzzball in 15 Minutes

Fuzzball orchestrates job-based workflows that run in Linux containers. This hands-on tutorial is designed to get you up and running with Fuzzball in 15 minutes or less.

Before you begin, make sure you have everything listed in Prerequisites.

You can access Fuzzball either through a web-based user interface (web UI), or through a Command Line Interface (CLI) you install and use through your terminal. Look for tabbed sections throughout the documentation that give you instructions for using either the CLI or web UI.

What you’ll learn

This tutorial covers the basics:

logging in to Fuzzball
accessing your first workflow
submitting your first workflow and watching it run
interacting with your workflow to check its status and retrieve logs

To run commands inside a job while it is still running, see Getting an Interactive Shell and Executing Commands.

Real-world examples

The example workflow in this guide is (intentionally) very simple. If you want to learn using more advanced, domain-specific workflows, check these real-world examples.