On 3/10/20 3:31 AM, Jose Caballero wrote:
if you want, for testing/dev purposes, have both a personal condor and
the CE on the same host (Centos6 or 7), what would be the recommended
way to install it?
I believe I misread/misused the term "personal condor".
I was looking for having an entire pool in one host (schedd, CM,
startd), for testing purposes. I believe now that is not what the term
"personal condor" refers to...
Is it possible to set DAEMON_LIST = ALL? That would be helpful?
Cheers,
Jose
Hi Jose,
Yes, technically a "personal condor" is a single-node condor pool
run by a non-root user, but we've been guilty of misusing it to mean
a single-node condor pool in general.
Case in point: the following in your condor config will give you a
single-node condor:
use role: personal
this currently expands to
CONDOR_HOST=127.0.0.1
COLLECTOR_HOST=$(CONDOR_HOST):0
DAEMON_LIST=MASTER COLLECTOR NEGOTIATOR STARTD SCHEDD
RunBenchmarks=0
JAVA_BENCHMARK_TIME=0
Alternatively, if you're using an RPM-based install, you can yum
install "minicondor" which will give you a config file containing
that plus some performance tuning and making it only listen on the
local interface.
Brian/someone, do you know if it's possible to hook up a CE to
a minicondor?
-Mat