RE: [BProc] Re: is this a good candidate for bproc?

[Chong C. <cc...@pl...>]

LSF batch system has an integration on bproc. Other than serial job, it =
also supports parallel job in nature(mpirun). Additionally, it can =
handle with node unavailable issue automatically. No need to reconfig =
system. The mechanism is transparent to end user. From user point of =
view, when node is down, the batch system just decreases some available =
slots.=20

Chong

-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Clausen [mailto:tcl...@we...]
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 2:19 PM
To: bpr...@li...
Subject: [BProc] Re: is this a good candidate for bproc?


Hi Russell,

bproc works great. I use it for running batch jobs on a 90 cpu cluster =
with
20 dual CPU and the rest single CPU machines. I have an occasional mpi =
job
but mostly it's single processes.

I have a simple python batch/queuing system that up until now has worked =
for
me. I looked at sge+bproc - but as far as I can tell you have to =
manually
reconfigure sge when nodes become unavailable. It can probably be set up =
to
automatically recongnize cluster reconfigurations but it's not obvious =
to me
how to do it.

Thomas

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