Simulators need two environment variables set to be able to attach to the platform.

The first is SIM_ACCESS_KEY. You can create one from the Account Settings page. You have one chance to copy the key once it has been created. Make sure you don't enter the ID.

The second is SIM_WORKSPACE. You can find this in the URL after /workspaces/ once you are logged in to the platform.

There is also an optional SIM_API_HOST key, but if it is not set it will default to https://api.bons.ai.

If you're launching your simulator from the command line, make sure that you have these two environment variables set. If you like, you could use the following example script:

export SIM_WORKSPACE=<your-workspace-id>
export SIM_ACCESS_KEY=<your-access-key>
python3 moab_sim.py

You will need to install support libraries prior to running. Our demos depend on bonsai-common. This library will need to be installed from source.

pip3 install git+https://github.com/microsoft/bonsai-common

docker build -t <IMAGE_NAME> -f Dockerfile ./

docker run --rm -it -e SIM_ACCESS_KEY="<ACCESS_KEY>" -e SIM_API_HOST="<TARGET>" -e SIM_WORKSPACE="<WORKSPACE>" <IMAGE_NAME>

az login (Is not necessary if you are already up to date or logged in recently)
az acr login --subscription <SUBSCRIPTION_ID> --name <ACR_REGISTRY_NAME>
docker tag <IMAGE_NAME> <ACR_REGISTRY_NAME>.azurecr.io/bonsai/<IMAGE_NAME>
docker push <ACR_REGSITRY_NAME>.azurecr.io/bonsai/<IMAGE_NAME>

docker build -t moab -f Dockerfile ./
docker tag moab bonsaisimpreprod.azurecr.io/bonsai/moab
docker push bonsaisimpreprod.azurecr.io/bonsai/moab

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