📄️ Login
Once your Yak instance is running, you can log in to the user interface at http3501
📄️ Create Task
In this example, we will create a new task that prints "Hello, World!" to the console at random intervals. This simulates one of your jobs executing a task within Yak.
📄️ Launch Node
This page explains how to add a node to your Yak configuration. Nodes execute commands under the coordination and management of the master Yak.
📄️ Create User
To create a new user login, provide valid user information and set an initial password. Each user logged into the engine occupies a ‘seat,’ and your license and package determine the total number of seats available at any given time.
📄️ Configure Variables
Variables in Yak are used to store commonly used values in your scripts. For example, if many scripts require changing to a specific directory, you can create a variable for that path—allowing you to update it in one place instead of multiple scripts. Variables can also store API keys and credentials, making it easier to manage commonly used script information and sensitive data.