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QubeGUI Installation
The QubeGUI is a set of python scripts that use the qb python module and wxPython. It is compiled for each platform so it can run independently and not require installation of python, wxPython, or any other libraries. Linux: Install the QubeGUI RPM: rpm i…Jobtype Installation
Some of the application interfaces construct a commandline that is then run directly on the Workers and do not require any additional installation. Other application interfaces (like Maya, 3dsMax, and XSI) are controlled via (perl or python) scripts. Thes…License Installation
_licenseInstallation…Verification Steps on the Supervisor
On the Supervisor, with the QubeGUI, perform the following checks: Verify Supervisor is running –Confirm that the title bar shows it can connect to the Supervisor. Verify license is installed – Check the QubeGUI title bar to see that the proper number of…Verification Steps on the Client
that does not access the network filesystem will successfully complete.Run "Submit->Tests->Qube Test (set) Job…".Give it a few seconds to run, press the "Refresh" button, click…Stopping/Starting Services
Stopping/Starting Supervisor (via GUI)From the QubeGUI on the Supervisor, Administrator->Supervisor->start/stop Stopping/Starting Worker (via GUI)From the QubeGUI on the Worker, Administrator->Worker->start/stop…Perl Installation
This is required only for the Workers running the Jobtypes as most are controlled by Perl (with the exception of the cmdline and cmdrange). Typically, Linux and Mac OS X come with Perl already installed. If not, RPMs should be available on the distributio…Disabling the Firewall
It is necessary to have certain ports open for the Qube Supervisor, Worker, and Client machines to communicate. One should either disable the firewall completely on the local machine, or open specific ports for Qube to communicate via TCP/IP and UDP. 5000…Setting Commandline Environment Variables (optional)
Having the Qube commands available in the path from the commandline can be useful. Here is what is needed to set this up: Linux (~/.cshrc/ or ~/,tcshrc): setenv QBDIR /usr/local/pfx/qube set path = ($path $QBDIR/bin $QBDIR/sbin) Linux (~/.bashrc): export…What if I want to lock down certain hosts to specific groups that will only run jobs submitted to those groups?
As we discussed, a host group is like an "alias" for a set of machines. You can assigned a host to more than one group, but jobs sent to the group will only run on those machines. A cluster is a priority scheme that will allow a job to run anywhere there…