RE: [Condor-users] Forcing a job classad from config file?


Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 11:49:52 -0500
From: "Ian Chesal" <ICHESAL@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: [Condor-users] Forcing a job classad from config file?
> The problem I'm trying to solve in the current production 
> environment is that User-A would submit thousands of vanilla 
> jobs (one or more clusters).
> Runtime for each job is typically under 1 hour. User-B 
> submits a few jobs and never gets access to any machines. The 
> greater insult is that User-A then submits more jobs and they 
> run before the User-B jobs.
> I don't necessarily want preemption to 
> kill/checkpoint/restart the User-A jobs, just to insert a 
> wedge so User-B can get access to some resources within a 
> reasonable period of time. I stumbled on MaxJobRetirementTime 
> from reading this mailing list - not finding it in the 
> version 6.6.7 manual, began exploring 6.7.3. It does EXACTLY 
> what I need - simple, clean, and straight-forward when used 
> with a simple PREEMPTION_REQUIREMENTS expression based on 
> priority, and a shorter (than 1 day) PRIORITY_HALFLIFE.

Doak,

I'd be very interested in hearing how you're changing
PREEMPTION_REQUIREMENTS. I'm doing something very similar and have run
into a few issues. See the threads with subjects "Default User priority
factor", "When do machine RANK settings apply?" and "about scheduling
algorithm in condor and condor-g" for some background on what I am
trying to do. Does that look familiar?

Cheers!

- Ian C.



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