Hi Reuti, Thank you for taking the time to reply.
> You have a project defined here, but in the share tree only the leaf > "default" exists. Can you add a node for the project there too? I've now added nodes for the projects, and these nodes do indeed show combined usage values. If I add users under the project nodes, varying the number of shares allocated to each user has an appropriate effect on the order of queued jobs. The users under the default node still show no usage. Is this the expected behaviour? Perhaps I'm going about things the wrong way. We require users to submit jobs with projects to simplify our accounting, but would like each user to get a roughly equal share of resources in the long term, regardless of which project they use (i.e. I'd like the share tree to ignore the projects and just work with users). I sometimes use override tickets to provide a user with a boost when necessary, but otherwise leave the share tree to sort things out. I'm sure I've managed this previously with a share tree containing just the default node and a list of users underneath, but maybe I'm mistaken. > -- Reuti > > NB: I suggest to replace the "default_duration INFINITY" below to some high > value. Otherwise jobs may slip in (while you are using backfilling) which > will fit into the remaining runtime of "INFINITY" - and this would always fit. I've modified our configuration following your suggestion. Regards, Gordon _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
