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Supervisor Specifications
Below is a recommendation of minimum specifications for optimal operation of Qube! Supervisor. < 10 workers: 4-core 4GB of ram 10 ->30 workers: 8-core 8GB RAM 30 -> 150 workers: 8-core 8GB RAM minimum, 12GB recommended 150 -> 250 workers: 8-core 12 GB RAM…Jobtype Documentation
Jobtype documentation is generated dynamically in the QubeGUI under Help->Qube Jobtypes for the jobtype submission dialogs loaded on that client machine. It describes installation, usage, notes, and any issues with each jobtype. The documentation can also…Scripting Interfaces
to add new submission dialog interfaces to Qube through a dynamically loaded "plugin-style" framework in the QubeGUI. Some of the simpler SimpleCmd interfaces can be done in just…Qube Job Reference
Job Structure
it. If a worker fails to complete a work item, it can be easily reassigned to another Worker. Adding more CPUs to a job simply increases the number of possible work items executed…Job States
the start state, a developer/user may specify it through the job structure in the API, or through the command line: Example: % qbsub --state blocked ls monospacing for all commands…Common Worker Actions
Admin Overview and Terminology
The Administration document is designed to complement the Installation and Users Manuals. It focuses on the task of configuring and administering a Qube renderfarm…Per-User and Per-Pgrp subjob limits
Qube 6.2 introduced per-user and per-pgrp subjob limits. The administrator may set these limits to pose a restriction on the number of subjobs that each user or pgrp may…Job Preemption
Preemption is the mechanism by which the system tries to reach an equilibrium state where all jobs are running in the correct priority order. This equilibrium can be disturbed any time a high priority job is submitted to the queue. The Supervisor has the…