dirt is a Python and kanso (CouchDB) application for oversight and tracking of remotely-executed jobs.

Users submit groups of tasks to perform on a data set (or code revision, etc.) called a "record," those are added to a database, tasks are doled out to remote execution hosts, and results are stored in the DB and presented via a web page.

Possible uses include distributed build testing, continuous integration, and automated distributed data processing.

Source code is available on github

Documentation is available on Read the Docs

1. Apache CouchDB >= 1.1.0 on server (http://couchdb.apache.org)
2. kanso (http://kansojs.org)

0. Python >= 2.6
1. Anything referenced in your task module not available in the Python Standard Library

First, install the dirt package:

$ cd dirt
$ python setup.py install

To start your dirt project,

1. dirt create <projectname> [database name] (database name defaults to project name)
2. cd <projectname>
3. Describe your project in README.md
4. cd web && kanso push <database name>. Take a look at the URL it returns.

See the dirt documentation for a getting-started guide.