WELCOME

You have successfully installed version 10.0.0 of the Gurobi Remote Services.

Gurobi Remote Services is a set of Gurobi features that allows a cluster of one or more machines to perform Gurobi computations on behalf of other machines. The key components of Remote Services are:

Compute Server, which allows you to offload all Gurobi computations from a client machine onto a remote cluster.
Distributed Workers, which can be used to perform parallel computation on multiple machines.
The Cluster Manager, an application server that provides secured access to your Remote Services cluster, as well as providing a Web User Interface and a command-line tool that make it easier to manage and monitor your cluster. The Cluster Manager uses a database to store user accounts, API keys, jobs, batches, and settings. You can use Compute Servers without a Cluster Manager - we refer to that as a self-managed cluster. However, we recommended you use a Cluster Manager to get the rich set of features that it provides.

Obtaining Your License

To obtain a Gurobi 10 license, you will need to visit the Gurobi License Center. If you are a commercial user under maintenance, you should see your Gurobi 9 license under Current Gurobi Licenses. If you would like to request a free academic license, you can do so from the Free Academic License page. Once you have a license on the Gurobi website, you will need to follow the instructions for installing a license in the Quick Start Guide.

Supported Platforms for Remote Services

Platform	Operating System	Notes
Windows 64-bit (win64)	Windows 10, 11, Windows Server 2012 R2, 2016, 2019, 2022
Linux® x86-64 64-bit (linux64)	Red Hat® Enterprise Linux 7 (and the corresponding CentOS distribution), 8, 9
	SUSE® Enterprise Linux 12, 15
	Ubuntu® 18.04, 20.04, 22.04
	Amazon Linux 2
Mac OS 64-bit (macos_universal2)	11 (Big Sur), 12 (Monterey)
Linux® arm64 64-bit (linux64)	Red Hat® Enterprise Linux 7 (and the corresponding CentOS distribution), 8, and 9
	SUSE® Enterprise Linux 12, 15
	Ubuntu® 20.04, 22.04
	Amazon Linux 2

Supported Browsers by the Cluster Manager Web UI Supported Browsers

Browser	Minimum Version	Notes
Chrome	79
Firefox	72
Edge	44
Safari	14

New or Improved Features

Global Updates

Gurobi Compute Server now supports Gurobi Optimizer 10.0.0, in addition to past releases: 9.0.x, 9.1.x, and 9.5.x.
Gurobi Compute Server now supports Linux® arm64 64-bit starting with Gurobi Optimizer 10.0.0.

Cluster Manager

The Cluster Manager provides a new job dashboard. This dashboard aggregates information about jobs according to several dimensions: job statuses, solves statuses, applications, users and runtime versions. It also provides a timeline for these dimensions so that users can track evolution of these metrics over time. The user can zoom or pan into the timeline, and drill down to the actual job list or filter the dashboard.
The Cluster Manager provides a new node dashboard. This dashboard aggregates information about the nodes according to several dimensions: CPU usage, memory usage, jobs in queue and running jobs. It also provides a timeline for these dimensions so that users can track evolution of these metrics over time. The user can zoom or pan into the timelines, nd drill down to the actual job list or filter the dashboard.

Database

When installing the 10.0 Cluster Manager on an existing deployment, the database will be automatically migrated to schema version 1.1.1. During that process, new fields will be added and indexes will be dropped and recreated. No data will be deleted, and the migration is a safe process. However, we do recommend that you perform a backup before starting the migration for a critical production system.

License Agreement

Note that this software is covered by the Gurobi End User License Agreement. By completing the Gurobi installation process and using the software, you are accepting the terms of this agreement.

Thank you for using Gurobi products!