"[email protected]" <[email protected]> writes: > And the main problem seem general enough to have a solution: > Several jobs depend on some common precondition, that is tied to an > execution host. You want to do the job to fulfil the precondition in such > a way so that you minimize the work. And you want it to happen > automatically.
It's the sort of thing that SDM seems to have been designed for. > But if we must provide some custom logic to do this, what would be a good > strategy? What do you think about this: > > Make a complex on the execution hosts (or queue instances?) that decries > the configuration that is active on that server. Make a timer triggered > script that examines the jobs in the queue at a certain interval. Let the > script run the configuration procedure on the test servers when it decides > that it is appropriate, and then update the config complex. You'd clearly need resources for the host configuration. If anything, without something like SDM, I'd expect to use a load sensor to maintain global complexes to control reboot jobs from large arrays (to give a convenient semi-infinite supply). -- Excuse the typping -- I have a broken wrist _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
