In the message dated: Thu, 18 Sep 2014 18:58:02 -,
The pithy ruminations from "MacMullan, Hugh" on
were:
=> Hi Norbert:
=>
=> As Reuti says here:
http://gridengine.org/pipermail/users/2012-October/004927.html
=>
=> There are scripts to save and load the actual configuration to text files:
Hi Norbert:
As Reuti says here:
http://gridengine.org/pipermail/users/2012-October/004927.html
There are scripts to save and load the actual configuration to text files:
$ ls /usr/sge/util/upgrade_modules
inst_upgrade.sh load_sge_config.sh save_sge_config.sh
We've used these a few times over
Hello,
I've compiled and tested SGE 8.1.7. It looks like
it works well in our environment (Linux Ubuntu
workstations and virtual nodes).
Now, I'd like to upgrade our current 6.2u5 cluster
to this 8.1.7 version.
I've seen that there's a "inst_sge -upd" that should
do the job but I cannot find doc
Hi Jose:
I look forward to hearing about any good opensource projects myself! I wrote
some terrible PHP in the distant past, that was too scary to ever release
publicly (even to our users), but it's defininitely doable.
I don't believe Univa has a web interface/portal.
The only commercial prod
Am 18.09.2014 um 14:52 schrieb Rafael Arco Arredondo:
> The hosts are free before running the jobs and are all identical in
> terms of available resources.
>
> Looking a bit deeper into the problem, it seems that sometimes jobs
> requesting only 8 slots are executed on the nodes, overriding the c
Hi,
Am 18.09.2014 um 15:20 schrieb José Román Bilbao:
> As a prospective grid portal user I am comparing different alternatives. As
> far as I know Grid Engine since its early days in Sun, I would like to give
> it a try. Nevertheless, one of my main concerns is that my users are not
> linux-s
Dear community members,
As a prospective grid portal user I am comparing different alternatives. As
far as I know Grid Engine since its early days in Sun, I would like to give
it a try. Nevertheless, one of my main concerns is that my users are not
linux-skilled and would need something graphical.
Hi,
The hosts are free before running the jobs and are all identical in
terms of available resources.
Looking a bit deeper into the problem, it seems that sometimes jobs
requesting only 8 slots are executed on the nodes, overriding the check
in the prolog (which says the number of slots has to be
Thanks Ursula for your reply, but we need a parallel environment for
more than one node (we are using it with MPI). Sorry if I wasn't clear
enough.
I give you an example. We have hosts with 16 slots. Now the user
requests 32 slots for a job, but instead of allocating slots on two
nodes, sometimes
Hi,
Am 18.09.2014 um 11:42 schrieb Disny Disny:
> I have a miss undersranding problem about under which user the grid engine
> need to be installed
> I install it under root accout because the sge-root variable need to be the
> same in all mechines so i set it to the /opt/sge and this path acc
Hi Rafa,
for such purposes we have configured a separate Parallel Environment with
"allocation_rule" "$pe_slots" (instead of "$fill_up"). Jobs scheduled with this
rule can run ONLY on one host.
Regards,
Usula
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Hello everyone
I have a miss undersranding problem about under which user the grid engine need
to be installed
I install it under root accout because the sge-root variable need to be the
same in all mechines so i set it to the /opt/sge and this path accessed by the
root because i face permissi
Hello everyone,
We are having an issue with the parallel environments and the allocation
of slots with the fill up policy.
Although we have configured the resource quotas of the queues not to use
more than the number of slots the machine have and we control in the
prolog that the jobs be submitte
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