A client is something (often a machine) that is going to submit jobs, but not run them. Compared to the Worker, client configuration is a very simple process - the only thing that requires configuration is the name of the Supervisor. The Supervisor setting can be explicitly set, or it can be determined using autodiscoveryauto-discovery.
Like the Workers, Qube! clients can use Supervisor autodiscovery auto-discovery to automatically determine the Supervisor if on the same network subnet. There is a drawback to using autodiscoveryauto-discovery: each time a client application executes, it must rediscover the Supervisor. This could result in a slight increase in network traffic or a noticeable delay in execution as the clients waits for a response to the query.
To avoid this added network traffic, you should explicitly set the Supervisor hostname for the client. This can be done from the "QubeGUI under Administration->Configure (local)…" or by manually editing the client's qb.conf file to specify the qb_supervisor value.
File Locations
The abqb.conf file is located in the following directories depending on the platform:
...