Are you timing just condor_submit, or are you also timing job run/completion rates?
Job submissions cause the schedd to commit a transaction to $(SPOOL)/job_queue.log. If the disk containing that is slow, submissions will be slow. One way to verify if this is the limiting factor is to add the following to your configuration:
CONDOR_FSYNC = FALSE
Another thing to keep in mind is that if you can batch submissions of many jobs into a single submit file, there will be fewer transactions.
--Dan_______________________________________________
On 8/1/13 10:17 AM, Pek Daniel wrote:
Hi!
I'm experimenting with condor: I'm trying to submit a lot of dummy
jobs with condor_submit from multiple submission hosts simultaneously.
I have only a single schedd. I'm trying to stresstest this schedd.
These jobs are in the vanilla universe.
The problem is that I couldn't reach better result than 4-6
submission/sec, which seems a little low. I can't see any real
bottleneck on the machine, so I suspect that it's because of some
default value of a configuration option which throttles down the
submission requests.
Any idea how to solve this?
Thanks,
Daniel
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