Re: [Omuscd-general] process migration
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From: g4sra <g4...@ya...> - 2007-07-09 19:02:03
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You can use the ps command (as root) to view all processes (including migrated processes) running on a node. The command you illustrate is for running omuscd automatically at system boot from your /etc/inittab, not for testing, remove it until you are happy with the way your cluster is functioning.. Whilst testing, just run omuscd in a normal console (type "omuscd" as root at a command prompt on all your computers), the output from omuscd will indicate if it tells the kernel to migrate a process. The "lines mean" you have two computer's (running omuscd) in your cluster, with the IP's of 192.168.1.180 and 192.168.1.182. You executed monitor.py on 192.168.1.182, neither computer is doing any work, create a high load on one of the nodes (use the "timewaster" test program, run "make" whilst in the examples directory to compile it). Don't bother with the python scripts until you know what you are doing. |