How do I integrate these agents into my infrastructure?

Integrating Caesr agents allows you to scale your automation from a single desktop to large, distributed environments like CI/CD pipelines.

You can integrate Caesr through two primary architectural patterns:

1. Local or Virtual Machine (VM) Integration

This is the simplest form of integration, where the agent is installed directly on the machine that controls the automation.

• Setup: Install the Caesr Desktop App or perform a custom installation on a physical or virtual machine.

• Use Case: Ideal for development, initial testing, or automating processes that are managed by a dedicated workstation or server.

• Resource Management: For scalable, isolated, and controlled automation, running the agent on a Virtual Machine (VM) is recommended.

For specific resource requirements (CPU, RAM) and network whitelisting details for VM setups, please see the dedicated article: "Can I Run the Agents on Virtual Machines?"

2. CI/CD and Enterprise Server Integration

For integrating automation into centralized infrastructure like Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) pipelines, Caesr is integrated using its core components for headless and server-side execution.

Reference Projects and Detailed Implementation Guides:

To successfully implement Caesr in these advanced infrastructures, consult the detailed guides available on our official GitHub page:

• GitHub Repository: Our repository contains project templates and concrete examples demonstrating how to configure and run Caesr within popular CI/CD systems (e.g., Jenkins, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions).

• MCP Server Implementation: Find dedicated documentation outlining the necessary steps for implementing MCP servers to control and scale your agent fleet.

Action: Navigate to our GitHub page for the necessary code, configuration files, and step-by-step instructions to integrate Caesr into your automated workflows.