GPUWorks v26.11.1 for Linux amd64

1. Verify the archive with SHA256SUMS.
2. Extract it and install the control plane as a systemd service:

   ./gpuworks install

   It prints the URL, the admin credentials and the directories it created
   (default /opt/gpuworks/server). Useful flags: --addr IP:PORT, --dir DIR,
   --quiet. Where systemd is not running, the server runs as a background
   process instead. Without root or sudo, install to a writable directory:

   ./gpuworks install --dir ~/gpuworks/server --no-systemd

3. Open the printed URL, create a node, and run the node-specific installation
   command shown by the UI. The server embeds the agents for Linux amd64 and
   arm64 and for macOS on Apple silicon.

Later upgrades run the installed binary, which is not on PATH:

   /opt/gpuworks/server/gpuworks upgrade

It backs up first and rolls back if the new version does not come up. A
systemd or launchd install asks for sudo to stop and restart the service and
to restore file ownership; a background install upgrades without sudo. A host
that cannot reach the distribution sources upgrades from a copied archive:

   /opt/gpuworks/server/gpuworks upgrade --archive gpuworks-<release>-linux-amd64.tar.gz

With a different --dir, use the gpuworks binary in that directory.

Build commit: 0eb83be4b9c18a1159cf4e9da1c2f05d7c302bda
Build time:   2026-11-04T02:00:47+08:00
Documentation: https://gpuworks.readthedocs.io/stable/en/how-to/install-server/
