Contributing to the Documentation

If you'd like to improve our documentation please follow the contributing guidelines for prioritizing changes.

To make changes to the documentation do the following:

1. Click on the Fork button in Github near the top right corner to create a copy of the RunBox repository in your Github account.

2. Make your edits and commit them to your "forked" copy.

3. When you are ready to tell us about your changes, click New Pull Request in the official RunBox repository.

4. That's it!

We will review your changes and if they are valuable, we will add them to the official RunBox docs.

Documentation Contributing Guidelines:

1. Accurate: Does the existing documentation contain errors?
   
2. Current: Is the existing documentation outdated?
   
3. Clear: Is the existing documentation well explained and documented?

If you encounter errors or bugs throughout your usage, please contact us directly or open an issue. See our responsible disclosure guidelines.

Welcome to Tenzar RunBox.

RunBox is a seamless high-performance computing workspace built for big science organizations, teams, and individuals. It manages everything you need to run workloads, provision infrastructure, orchestrate containers, transfer data, and collaborate with others. It can be used data scientists, researchers, IT admins, and developers. You can use RunBox on-demand with a pay-per-use model.

Use RunBox if you are looking to launch computations or workloads to the cloud, share data instantly with other teams, and store an unlimited number of private Docker images ready for use. RunBox is a multi-purpose, language-agnostic, computing system capable of running small and terabyte scale workloads.

Enterprise and teams use RunBox as their computing platform to store data, collaborate, and run compute workloads. The most common uses are for:

• Machine Learning
• Bioinformatics
• Data Science
• Scientific Computing
• Data and Compute Collaboration

You can use RunBox from the web Dashboard or from the Tenzar RunBox desktop command line application (CLI).

Quickstart with the RunBox CLI

Visit Get Started with RunBox for more details.

• Create your RunBox account at tenzar.com
• Install the Tenzar RunBox client from here and login
• Import your data into RunBox from a URL or upload it directly from a computer: $ tenzar upload /Users/octo/myData
• Import a Docker image directly from Docker Hub: $ tenzar import tensorflow/tensorflow
• Launch your Deployment: $ tenzar run -i tensorflow myData
• Connect to your deployment: $ tenzar connect
• Within the deployment, find your data at /runbox_volumes
• Run your workload

Or all in one command: tenzar run -i tensorflow/tensorflow /Users/octo/myData

You can invite other members to your account, or share data with other organizations with just a link.

Tenzar RunBox Client

How to use it - Hello World:

Download and Install RunBox here.

RunBox enables you to deploy an node in the cloud with a Docker image and any of your files (collectively "a computation") with a single flexible command: tenzar run --type c4 --image tensorflow datasets code

This command does the following:

• Deploys a c4 node with 16 CPUs and 30 GB of memory
• Starts your Docker image as container in the node
• Transfers your datasets and code folders into the container

You then have full admin/root access to this container via SSH: tenzar connect

This command automatically connects you to your running deployment. Once connected, you have full control of your container to run any workload at c4 scale (16 CPUs and 30 GB of memory), with your files and data readily available within it.

To learn more about how to use Tenzar RunBox, visit tenzar.com

Security and Privacy

Tenzar recognizes the importance of security and privacy for data and computations. We encourage responsible disclosure of security vulnerabilities by contacting Tenzar at security@tenzar.com.

Responsible Disclosure Guideline:

1. Notify us of any security vulnerability at security@tenzar.com.
   
2. Provide us a reasonable amount of time to fix the issue before disclosing it elsewhere.
   
3. Make a no less than reasonable, conscious, good-faith, effort to not leak or destroy any information, affect software operations, or cause damage to other accounts.

Rewards

The minimum payout is $50 USD and an entry in our hall of fame for reporting a new security vulnerability which results in a code or configuration change on our part. There is no maximum reward, and we may award higher amounts based on the severity or creativity of the vulnerability found.