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--- Comment #28 from John Broughton johnbrough...@comcast.net ---
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https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Facebook_Open_Academy/Cron
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--- Comment #29 from Tyler Romeo tylerro...@gmail.com ---
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Do any of the following provide a solution, or something that could be used
as
a base for a solution?
* Chronos -
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--- Comment #24 from Tyler Romeo tylerro...@gmail.com ---
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I'm with the NIH critics. cronie already provides crontabs on a cluster (-
redundancy), and that can be used with SGE (or anything else) for load
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Could you possibly explain how cronie is used for cluster execution? Because
I
cannot find any documentation on it, nor do I see any evidence
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--- Comment #26 from Tyler Romeo tylerro...@gmail.com ---
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cronie - as used on the Toolserver for quite some time now - offers an option
-c for its crond that enables cluster behaviour. With that, you can share
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--- Comment #20 from Tyler Romeo tylerro...@gmail.com ---
Also my friend suggested using something like https://github.com/coreos/etcd
to manage distributed state and then just having the cluster machines check
that/
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--- Comment #21 from MZMcBride b...@mzmcbride.com ---
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This project has been picked up by the Facebook Open Academy.
Is there a place (mailing list, wiki page, etc.) to follow the progress of
this?
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--- Comment #18 from Seb35 seb35wikipe...@gmail.com ---
This sounds me like the job of a scheduler. Aside the old Sun Grid Engine, I
briefly used as a user OAR, which is used in research context for HPC
applications (e.g. Grid'5000 is a
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--- Comment #14 from Ryan Lane rlan...@gmail.com ---
native c probably wouldn't be a sane language for this. Something high level
would be good. It's unlikely that raw speed is a major need here.
Anyway, I still think this is a problem that's
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--- Comment #15 from Antoine hashar Musso has...@free.fr ---
Another feature that would be quite nice is the ability to define batch of
tasks.
At a previous job we used IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler. I never used directly
myself since I was
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--- Comment #16 from Quim Gil q...@wikimedia.org ---
On whether this should be a project for Facebook Open Academy program or not:
the project could be simply based on the definition of the problem to solve,
which doesn't seem to be currently
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I expect there is a I'm failing to express the concept properly. Let's try
again. There is need for something that:
* allows endusers to schedule things to run arbitrary snippets of
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--- Comment #9 from Marc A. Pelletier m...@uberbox.org ---
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Should this project be still listed in that page?
I'm not sure what the usual workflow is for projects of the sort. I'm
certainly willing to mentor, and it's
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--- Comment #6 from Ryan Lane rlan...@gmail.com ---
I don't understand why we need to write something from scratch for this, or why
it needs to be fully decentralized. Decentralized things are *hard*, especially
when building them from scratch.
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--- Comment #7 from Marc A. Pelletier m...@uberbox.org ---
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Is there really something wrong with gearman
or jenkins?
The fact that neither of them solves the stated problem set? (Well, I suppose
Jenkins could be
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--- Comment #3 from Tyler Romeo tylerro...@gmail.com ---
The specification for this needs a bit more. Some questions:
* How distributed? GitHub is distributed, but at the same time centralized.
Do we just want the task execution to be
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--- Comment #4 from Tyler Romeo tylerro...@gmail.com ---
OK, here's my proposal:
* A cluster of masters, with a maximum of 10 or so, which can double as workers
* One or more masters can manage a cluster of workers. The collection of
masters
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--- Comment #5 from Marc A. Pelletier m...@uberbox.org ---
I think that's a sound approach; my own initial brain experiments were mostly
centered about a network of peers (similar to your master-only scenario); but I
agree that separating
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--- Comment #2 from Quim Gil q...@wikimedia.org ---
Facebook Open Academy program [1] is interested in this project. We need to
decide whether we commit to mentor it, and how many students with which skills
are we looking for.
Note that this
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