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supervisor_queue_algorithm
"Perl" or "Internal") of the algorithm, and library is the actual library (path to the custom Perl algorithm file, or "cluster", "priority", or "queue" for internal built…callback2.pl
$job_first = { # we'll name the first job.... "first job". "name" => "first job", # set the priority and cluster (not required) "priority" => 10, "cluster" => "/", # set…qb_jobcmp($joba, $jobb, $host)
which does take advantage of the host information is the "Cluster" algorithm because it uses the host's cluster value when comparing the 2 jobs. This function is to return 1…callback3.pl
job", # set the priority and cluster (not required) "priority" => 10, "cluster" => "/", "cpus" => "5", # set the job type "prototype" => "frame", # setup the package…callback1.pl
job # my $job_first = { # we'll name the first job.... "first job". "name" => "first job", # set the priority and cluster (not required) "priority" => 10, "cluster…Job and Host Assignment
with the supervisor_queue_algorithm parameter The default sorting criteria are: Job cluster: jobs whose cluster matches the worker's are moved to the top of the list Job priority…qbhosts
active hosts --flags string,… Show hosts which have string list flags enabled --cluster string Show hosts in cluster string --group string,… Show hosts…Queuing Algorithms
. The predefined algorithm names are cluster: Clustering and Job Priority priority: Priority queue: First Come, First Served (FCFS) Custom Algorithms Qube! ships…Using Wildcards and Regular Expressions
. For example, with the qbjobs command, you can filter jobs based on the job's name, user, cluster, group, etc., using wildcards or regular expressions. Wildcards and Regular…qbjobs.pl
cluster)) { $cols{$_} = length($_); } } sub tally_col_lengths { my $job = shift; for (qw(name user label priority id pid pgrp cluster cpus status prototype)) { $cols…