Hi Jim,
Something like this can be done within traditional resource managers by
using consumable generic resources, and oversubscribing your nodes. E.g.
a 32core node would be defined as a 64 node core, with 32 "batch"
resources, and 32 "interactive" resources. Submitting a job to a batch
queue r
Hi Michael,
Keep us informed if you pull that off... I'm interested in that
functionality as well, for similar reasons.
For what it's worth, on the torque mailing list I remember that somebody
had a script for instantiating and destroying a VM on job start/end.
Can't remember who or what, bu
At the same time, there are API (e.g. HTCondor) that do not assume
successful communications or computation; they are used in large
distributed computing projects (SETI@HOME, FOLDING@HOME, distributed.net
(though I don't think they have a toolbox available)). For
embarrassingly parallel workloa
a 1Gb ethernet or even
a 100Mb wire connection has many benefits over a (possibly
unreliable) wireless connection.
Luc Vereecken
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pich-2 no longer
supports this type of heterogeniety nowadays ?
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nent storage of very
large datafiles, only large scratch files that are discarded after
job completion.
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