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README.md

churn

Installation

To install churn, you need first of all a server and agents.

Servers can be run via. docker.

docker run docker.io/kjuulh/churn-v2:latest

To install an agent run the following script

curl https://git.front.kjuulh.io/kjuulh/churn-v2/raw/branch/main/install.sh | bash

configure ~/.local/share/io.kjuulh.churn-agent/churn-agent.toml use an editor of choice. Churn agent will generate a randomish name for the specific agent, consider giving it something more semantically meaningful to you