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Runner network and egress requirements
A CloudRadial AutomationAI runner is outbound-only: it has no public ingress and connects out to the control plane on its own schedule. On a standard virtual network its egress works out of the box...
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Choosing the runner AI provider (Foundry or OpenAI)
A CloudRadial AutomationAI runner calls an AI provider for its AI activities. By default that is the bundled private Azure AI Foundry, but you can point it at the OpenAI public API instead. This ar...
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Upgrading a runner to a new version
CloudRadial AutomationAI publishes runner code as immutable, versioned packages. You move an existing runner to a newer version with an upgrade script downloaded from the Runners page. This article...
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Scaling runner instances
A CloudRadial AutomationAI runner is one identity backed by any number of instances that share the work. This article explains how to scale a runner up or down by re-running the installer with an i...
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Runner plans: Premium vs. Flex Consumption
A CloudRadial AutomationAI runner hosts its Function Apps on one of two Azure hosting plans: Flex Consumption or Premium. This article explains the difference, the cost and cold-start trade-off, an...
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What the runner installer deploys
The CloudRadial AutomationAI runner installer provisions a self-contained set of Azure resources in a resource group inside your own subscription. This article lists what gets created and explains ...
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Installing a runner in your Azure subscription
This article walks through installing a CloudRadial AutomationAI runner into your Azure subscription using the one-command installer from the setup package. It assumes you have already registered t...
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Runner prerequisites and Azure requirements
A CloudRadial AutomationAI runner is an execution agent you deploy into your own Azure subscription. Before you install one, you need the right Azure access, the right tooling on the machine, and t...
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AutomationAI glossary of key terms
This glossary defines the key terms used across CloudRadial AutomationAI, in alphabetical order. It applies to all roles. Terms are grouped into general concepts and the node types you place on the...
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The For Each node
The For Each node runs the same body script once for every item in a collection, either one at a time or all at once. Use it to loop over a list or to fan work out across a runner. This article is ...