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ComfyUI Station

A web application for manager multiple instances of ComfyUI.

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Core Features

1. Client Management

  • Registration and Setup: Managing the creation, configuration, and setup of new ComfyUI clients.
  • Client Authentication: Handling different authentication modes for client security, including username and password management.

2. Client Monitoring and Reporting

  • Real-time Monitoring: Monitoring CPU usage, memory usage, and GPU utilization and temperature in real time.
  • Event Logging: Logging significant events related to client status changes, such as going offline or online.

3. Client Extensions

  • Extension Management: Managing and configuring extensions specific to each client, allowing customization of the client's capabilities.

4. User and Access Management

  • User Accounts: Managing user accounts, including roles, authentication (email, password), and financial accounts (balance management).
  • Authentication Tokens: Managing authentication tokens for secure access, including master tokens and workflow-specific tokens.
  • Token Sharing and Permissions: Facilitating the sharing of access tokens between users and managing permissions for workflows.

5. Job and Task Automation

  • Job Scheduling and Management: Creating and managing jobs with scheduled tasks, allowing automation of routine tasks.
  • Task Execution and Monitoring: Executing and monitoring individual tasks within jobs, linked to specific clients or workflows.

6. Workflow System

  • Workflow Creation and Management: Defining and managing sequences of tasks (workflows) that automate complex operations across multiple clients.
  • Workflow Execution: Assigning and executing tasks within a workflow on specified clients.
  • Workflow Task Tracking: Tracking the progress and status of tasks within workflows.

7. Client Actions and Events

  • Action Logging: Logging actions performed on clients, whether manually triggered or automated through jobs or workflows.
  • Event Response Management: Responding to and managing events based on client status, user interactions, or automated triggers.

8. Data and Configuration Security

  • Secure Configuration: Managing sensitive information such as user passwords and token details securely.
  • Data Integrity and Backups: Ensuring the integrity of data through constraints and relational integrity across tables.

Database flow (DRAFT)

erDiagram

    CLIENT ||--o{ CLIENT_MONITOR_EVENT : "monitors"
    CLIENT_MONITOR_EVENT ||--o{ CLIENT_MONITOR_GPU : "utilizes"
    CLIENT ||--o{ CLIENT_STATUS_EVENT : "logs_status"
    CLIENT ||--o{ CLIENT_EXTENSIONS : "installs"
    CLIENT_EXTENSIONS }|--|| CLIENT_EXTENSION : "defines"
    USER ||--o{ TOKEN : "owns"
    TOKEN ||--o{ TOKEN_SHARED : "shared_with"
    TOKEN_SHARED ||--|| USER : "shared_to"
    USER ||--o{ JOB : "creates"
    JOB ||--o{ JOB_ITEM : "initiates"
    JOB_ITEM ||--|| WORKFLOW : "triggers"
    CLIENT_ACTION_EVENT ||--|| CLIENT : "targets"
    CLIENT_ACTION_EVENT ||--o{ USER : "initiated_by"
    CLIENT_ACTION_EVENT ||--o{ TOKEN : "authorized_by"
    CLIENT_ACTION_EVENT ||--o{ JOB_ITEM : "triggered_by"
    USER ||--o{ WORKFLOW : "authors"
    WORKFLOW ||--o{ WORKFLOW_TASK : "comprises"
    WORKFLOW_TASK ||--|| CLIENT : "executes_on"
    WORKFLOW_TASK ||--o{ WORKFLOW_TASK_EVENT : "tracks"
    WORKFLOW ||--o{ TOKEN_PERMISSION : "permissions"
    TOKEN_PERMISSION ||--|| TOKEN : "permits"
    WORKFLOW_EDIT_EVENT ||--|| WORKFLOW : "modifies"
    WORKFLOW_EDIT_EVENT ||--|| USER : "edited_by"
    USER ||--o{ WORKFLOW_TASK : "triggers"
    TOKEN ||--o{ WORKFLOW_TASK : "triggers"
    JOB ||--o{ WORKFLOW_TASK : "triggers"
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Contributing

Contributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.

  1. Fork the Project
  2. Create your Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)
  3. Commit your Changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')
  4. Push to the Branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)
  5. Open a Pull Request

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

Contact

Tran Cong Tien - [email protected]

Project Link: https://github.com/tctien342/ntr-template