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qb_rejectjob($job, $host)
With every system, there are situations where a job shouldn't run on a host. While this can be controlled by the Qube! job routine features, the queuing algorithm also has…qb_sudo_admin($user, $job)
and has already been defined in the Custom Queuing Algorithms section of this documentation.…Event Model
reports new resources available. The advantage of an event-driven system is that the queuing algorithm and the jobs themselves can take action based on those events…qb_rejectjob($job, $host)
With every system, there are situations where a job shouldn't run on a host. While this can be controlled by the Qube! job routine features, the queuing algorithm also has…First Come, First Served (FCFS)
The queue algorithm is a simple first-in, first-out system. Jobs are queued out in the order in which they are submitted. In this queuing scheme, jobs are sorted…First Come, First Served (FCFS)
The queue algorithm is a simple first-in, first-out system. Jobs are queued out in the order in which they are submitted. In this queuing scheme, jobs are sorted…Event Model
reports new resources available. The advantage of an event-driven system is that the queuing algorithm and the jobs themselves can take action based on those events…First Come, First Served (FCFS)
The queue algorithm is a simple first-in, first-out system. Jobs are queued out in the order in which they are submitted. In this queuing scheme, jobs are sorted…Event Model
reports new resources available. The advantage of an event-driven system is that the queuing algorithm and the jobs themselves can take action based on those events…First Come, First Served (FCFS)
The queue algorithm is a simple first-in, first-out system. Jobs are queued out in the order in which they are submitted. In this queuing scheme, jobs are sorted…