Hi Chris,
Am 11.08.2015 um 19:15 schrieb Chris Dagdigian:
>
> I've got a consumable resource called "foo" that I manage via an entry in the
> global exechost object ("qconf -me global; set foo=100")
Setting it this way will make it available on a global level with only one time
100 in total.
> But now due to a networking issue only 50% of my compute nodes are capable of
> running jobs that request this resource
How is this related to setting it per exechost? The scheduler handles the
resource requests.
If you refer to attach it only to every other exechost or in a similar manner:
what about using a JSV which adds to the foo request (which might be attached
to each exechost) a "-q *@@foonodes" request? And @foonodes contains the nodes,
which are capable of handling this request right now.
Or an RQS: limit hosts !@foonodes to foo=0
> I'd rather not pin the complex entry to individual hosts - is there a way I
> can reference hostgroups in an entry for "complex_values=" line?
>
> Something like:
>
> complex_values foo@@workingNodes=10
No, but I had a similar idea some time ago for "cluster hosts":
https://arc.liv.ac.uk/trac/SGE/ticket/316
-- Reuti
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> or similar?
>
> -Chris
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