Hello,

I'm planning a web site (w/ Dancer, of course :) ) that will execute shell 
scripts (to compute some results) and eventually return the results to the user.

The web-side is simple enough, but the shell scripts might take anywhere 
between 10 seconds to 10 minutes to execute.

Is there a recommended way to manage external jobs for this type of scenario ?
One extreme is to use SGE/PBS and build a whole database-backed-up queuing 
system.
The other is perhaps to execute the shell scripts (serialized, one after the 
other) and just send the results to the users by email.

But if anyone has experience with something similar, any advice will be 
appreciated.
(This is supposed to be a short-term project, just a front-end to some unix 
scripts - so I prefer to keep it simple, not build a full-fledged 
infrastructure from scratch).

Thanks, 
 -gordon
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