Re: job scheduler for multi-core computers
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Jerome BENOIT wrote:
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> Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
>> Ron Johnson wrote:
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>>> Jerome BENOIT wrote:
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>>>> Ron Johnson wrote:
>>>> Jerome BENOIT wrote:
>>>>>>> Hello List,
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>>>>>>> does anyone know a simple (easy to install and to use) job scheduler
>>>>>>> Debain package for multi-core computers ?
>>>> As opposed to a job scheduler for *single*-core computers?
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>>>>> as on a small cluster (in practice a two cluster)
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>>> Umm, hmm? I'm still confused as to the significance of "multi-core".
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>>> Why can't you use the same job scheduler that ran/runs on your cluster?
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> I have a intel minimac dual-core and I want to launch jobs on it:
> I guess I can use it as a two-cluster, and I am looking for
> a scheduler Debian package to do so.
We're still confused as to the relevance of whether it's a cluster,
dual-core or single-core.
>>> If that kind of JS is more focused on the needs of Beowulf-style
>>> clusters, and you need something general purpose, I don't think that
>>> you'll find any FOSS schedulers that are maintained or complete.
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>>> Sadly, most people in "the community" can not contemplate a need for
>>> anything more complex than cron.
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>> Too bad JES3
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> what do JS, FOSS and JES3 mean ?
JS - Job Scheduler
FOSS - Free/Open Source Software
JES3 - Job Entry System 3 (the MVS & z/OS scheduler)
Have you Googled for "Linux Job Scheduler"?
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Ron Johnson, Jr.
Jefferson LA USA
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For example, it is "common sense" to white-power racists that
whites are superior to blacks, and that those with brown skins
are mud people.
However, that "common sense" is obviously wrong.
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