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Author: stew

ec2/README.md

@@ -75,11 +75,9 @@ $ tofu apply
 `tofu apply` will create all the needed resources in your AWS account, this might take 15-20 minutes. The script will output important information including the load balancer DNS name and bastion host IP.
 
 ### Using the cluster
-The script will generate a `outputs/cluster_setup.u` file that that contains a `ClientConfig` which you can use to deploy services and
-run jobs against your cluster. 
-
-You can save this output into your scratch file, or load this file into a ucm session with `> load /path/to/outputs/cluster_setup.u`. and then you should be able to `> run myJob` to launch a job on your new cluster!
+The script will generate a `outputs/cluster_config.u` file that that contains a `ClientConfig` which you can use to deploy services and run jobs against your cluster. 
 
+You can save this output into your scratch file, or load this file into a ucm session with `> load /path/to/outputs/cluster_config.u`. and then you should be able to `> run sampleJob` which will attempt to launch a job on your cluster.
 
 ## Tearing down the infrastructure
 

ec2/outputs.tf

@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@ output "unison_public_endpoint_https" {
   description = "Public HTTPS endpoint for Unison Cloud API (with self-signed cert)"
 }
 
-resource "local_file" "cluster_setup_script" {
-  filename = "${path.module}/outputs/cluster-setup.u"
+resource "local_file" "cluster_config_script" {
+  filename = "${path.module}/outputs/cluster-config.u"
   content = <<EOF
 {{
 In order to connect to your cluster, You'll need to use a custom cluster config:
@@ -41,16 +41,16 @@ clusterConfig = do
 -- Instead of calling Cloud.run, which, by default, targets the Unison public cluster,
 -- use Cloud.run.withConfig to target your own cluster:
 
-myJob = do Cloud.run.withConfig clusterConfig() do
+sampleJob = do Cloud.run.withConfig clusterConfig() do
     env = default()
     two = submit env do
       1 + 1
     printLine ("remotely calculated: 1 + 1 = " ++ (Nat.toText two))
 EOF
 }
 
-output "cluster_setup_u" {
+output "cluster_config_u" {
   sensitive = false
   description = "Unison script to connect to your cluster"
-  value = local_file.cluster_setup_script.content
+  value = local_file.cluster_config_script.content
 }

eks/README.md

@@ -77,10 +77,9 @@ $ tofu apply
 `tofu apply` will create all the needed resources in your AWS account, this might take 20-30 minutes. Upon successful completion, `tofu apply` will display all out the "outputs" which can later be retrieved by running `tofu output`.
 
 ### Using the cluster
-The script will generate a `outputs/cluster_setup.u` file that that contains a `ClientConfig` which you can use to deploy services and
-run jobs against your cluster. 
+The script will generate a `outputs/cluster_config.u` file that that contains a `ClientConfig` which you can use to deploy services and run jobs against your cluster. 
 
-You can save this output into your scratch file, or load this file into a ucm session with `> load /path/to/outputs/cluster_setup.u`. and then you should be able to `> run myJob` to launch a job on your new cluster!
+You can save this output into your scratch file, or load this file into a ucm session with `> load /path/to/outputs/cluster_config.u`. and then you should be able to `> run sampleJob` which will attempt to launch a job on your cluster.
 
 <details>
 <summary>Connecting to the EKS Cluster with kubectl</summary>

eks/outputs.tf

@@ -15,10 +15,10 @@ EOF
 }
 
 resource "local_file" "cluster_setup_script" {
-  filename = "${path.module}/outputs/cluster-setup.u"
+  filename = "${path.module}/outputs/cluster-config.u"
   content = <<EOF
 {{
-In order to connect to your cluster, You'll need to use a custom cluster config:
+In order to connect to your cluster, You'll need to use a custom cluster config
 }}
 
 clusterConfig = do
@@ -36,11 +36,13 @@ clusterConfig = do
 -- Instead of calling Cloud.run, which, by default, targets the Unison public cluster,
 -- use Cloud.run.withConfig to target your own cluster:
 
-myJob = do Cloud.run.withConfig clusterConfig() do
+sampleJob = do Cloud.run.withConfig clusterConfig() do
     env = default()
     two = submit env do
       1 + 1
     printLine ("remotely calculated: 1 + 1 = " ++ (Nat.toText two))
+
+
 EOF
 }