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Re: [Condor-users] Order of selection of machines in condor pool
- Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2005 11:54:46 -0500
- From: "Thomas Materna" <materna@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [Condor-users] Order of selection of machines in condor pool
> > I recently added 40 fast nodes to my pool of what had been just 14
> > slow nodes. The 40 fast nodes seem to be working OK.
> > However, when the pool is mostly idle, it seems like it is
> very often
> > the slow nodes that match first. for example, there are 16 jobs
> > running at the moment and all but one of them have matched
> on the slow
> > nodes that were in the pool at first.
> >
> > So what is the scheduling algorithm that is being used? As
> far as I
> > know any node in the pool would meet the requirements of
> > these jobs equally well. I verified by submitting 100 jobs that
> > all the nodes are in fact able to accept and run jobs.
> It's obviously
> > not a round-robin scheduler. What would make the bias?
>
> I don't know the exact algorithm of scheduling, but if you
> put "rank = mips"
> into your submission-file the fastest (most Mips) of your
> available machines will be used for the jobs.
>
> Thomas Bauer
>
You can also put that expression ("Rank=Mips" or "Rank=Flops") into
the macro called DEFAULT_RANK in your global config file, that will
be used by default when no other rank is specified in the submit
file.
Thomas