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Aggressive preemption
Aggressive preemption immediately kills a subjob so that a higher priority subjob can run instead. This preemption policy does not take into account the agenda, so any work performed before the preemption will be wasted. How to set aggressive preemption T…Accessing log files
Log files can be most easily accessed from the QubeGUI under the Administration menu item. On the Supervisor or Worker, one can access the logs directly: View Supervisor Log View Worker Log For Job Logs, select the job, right-click, and then select either…Supervisor Logs
The Supervisor outputs log information to a file called supelog. By default, the file is located in: Linux/Mac OS X /var/log/supelog Windows XP/2003 C:\Program Files\pfx\qube\logs\supelog Windows Vista/2008/7C:\ProgramData\pfx\qube\logs\supelog Under Linu…Worker Logs
The Worker outputs log information to a file called workerlog. By default, the file is located in: Linux/Mac OS X /var/log/workerlog Windows XP/2003C:\Program Files\pfx\qube\logs\workerlog Windows Vista/2008/7C:\ProgramData\pfx\qube\logs\workerlog Under L…Job logs
Logs for each job are stored in subdirectories within the logpath directory. Within each job directory, there are a number of log files associated with the job and its subjobs. The jobs are located in groups of 1000 and are created under the job_ID / 1000…Writing job logs directly to a shared network filesystem
This is the quickest and most effective way to decrease the load on your supervisor. If you only change one thing on your farm from the defaults, make this change. Windows users: This is a bit tricky to set up with a Windows supervisor and workers. You n…Supervisor and Worker Log Rotation
The Qube supervisor and workers communicate between themselves in order to coordinate the dispatch and running of jobs, and log this communication in the supelog and workerlog files respectively. Over time, these logs may become very large, can consume a…Group Permissions
Qube user groups are designed to collect a set of users into a kind of partition where each user can only control other jobs owned by users in the same group. Each user in the group then can be granted permissions that only affect the jobs of other group…Common User Permission Actions
Users List users and their permissions: QubeGUI: See the Users Layout for a hierarchal list Commandline: qbusers –list Add one or more users and assign permissions: QubeGUI: In User Layout, right-click and select "Add New User" Commandline: (Use format fo…Restoring Lost Admin Privileges
Since the qbusers command has the capability of altering any user permissions, the scenario exists for an admin user to remove their own admin privileges. Should this happen, it becomes impossible to immediately restore the privileges, because the ability…