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Overview and Terminology
Qube Components
There are three main components to Qube: The Worker, which is a program that runs on every computer (also called a "host") on which you want to execute your jobs. The Supervisor, which runs on a dedicated machine, and keeps track of all everything. It dec…Terminology & Concepts
Common Actions
Launching the QubeGUI/QubeWranglerView (6.4+)
The compiled QubeGUI or QubeWranglerView(6.4+) is the easiest way of interfacing with Qube. It can be launched from the following locations and does not require any external libraries, scripting languages, or dependencies. Windows: Start->PipelineFX->Qube…Submitting a Job from QubeWranglerView
One can submit or resubmit any Qube Job from the QubeGUI/QubeWranglerView(6.4+) using the Submit menu. It can run any generic commandline command, use one of the submission interfaces that constructs a commandline, or use one of the interfaces to the jobt…Submitting a Job from Application
One can also submit jobs directly from the Application for many of the main jobtypes. Here are a few representative cases: Maya Job (through MEL script): Installing: Install the Maya Jobtype on the client machine Launch Maya, and click load and autoload…Modifying Job
One can modify many of the job properties like priority, number of processes to run, notes, and many others. One can do this from the commandline, API, or GUI. From the GUI: Launch the QubeWranglerView In the Job Layout under the Job List, select the Job(…Checking Job Stdout_Stderr
QubeGUI: To check on the standard output text (stdout) or the standard error text (stderr) from the QubeGUI, select a job and click on the "Stdout" or "Stderr" panels on the right side of the Job Layout. Find (Ctrl-F) and right-click popup menu is availab…
