Hi Stephen,
Rather than separate queues for different hardware resources, I would
recommend using requestable complexes, unless you really need something
that only a queue can provide (suspend configuration, resubmit, etc.).
You can use urgency values on the complexes to ensure that jobs that depe
Chris (and all who've responded),
Thank you for the responses. It's given me some directions to explore.
At present, I have just the default queue on one cluster, and two queues -
one for the machines with GPUs, and one for machines without GPUs - on the
other cluster.
The "fairshare-by-user" po
uggestions on setting up queues
Queues are just a piece of the puzzle when it comes to handling resource
allocation on a multi user system, what (if any) scheduling policies and
resource quotas are you currently using?That said you are using the queue
methods in a good way. There are certain t
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Sent: Friday, January 16, 2015 12:56 PM
To: users@gridengine.org
Subject: Re: [gridengine users] suggestions on setting up queues
Stephen,
I'd be careful about setting up too many queues. The more complicated you make
it,the harder it is for your users to use. I'd start w
Stephen,
I'd be careful about setting up too many queues. The more complicated
you make it,the harder it is for your users to use. I'd start with the
following. My apologies if you've already done some of these steps:
0. Find some way to monitor your scheduler's behavior, and figure out
what
Queues are just a piece of the puzzle when it comes to handling resource
allocation on a multi user system, what (if any) scheduling policies
and resource quotas are you currently using?
That said you are using the queue methods in a good way. There are
certain things that can only be reall
Good morning.
With the number of users on our clusters growing, it's becoming less
realistic to say "play fair 'cause you're not the only user of the cluster."
I'm looking for suggestions on setting up queues, both the "why" and "how,"
that will allow more of our users access to the cluster.
Wha
