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    1. The Worker, which is a program that runs on every computer (also called a "host") on which you want to execute your jobs.
    2. The Supervisor, which runs on a dedicated machine, and keeps track of everything. It decides when a job runs, and which jobs run on which Workers.
    3. The Client refers to a number of interfaces that let you run actions from the command line, stand-alone GUI, and in-application submission GUIs (e.g. from Maya, 3ds Max, Nuke, etc.). Along with the commandline and GUI, there are also APIs (application programming interfaces) for Python, Perl, and C++ that provide the means to create custom actions.
      1. QubeWranglerView : (WxPython) (6.4+) WranglerView   is the newly renamed Qube! GUI. This UI is aimed at advanced users, Render Wranglers and Admins.
      2. QubeArtistView : (PyQt) ArtistView GUI is designed to be a more artist-centric view of Qube! that delivers fast feedback on your rendering pipeline.
      3. QubeMobileView : (Python) Qube! MobileView is a light-weight webserver that serves up mobile-enhanced web pages from any machine in your facility. Note: Touch devices required for interaction . 
      4. QubeLocker : (PyQt) QBLocker gives artists the ability to control how much of their workstation is available to the render farm and shows which jobs are running on their workstation at any time.

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