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So I made the modifications to the code that generates the GRAM RSL to
take a command line arguement -project ..., which then is simply passed
to the RSL file as <project> ... </project>. At the
moment, this is something that needs to be set in Falkon at startup,
and all resources provisioned by Falkon will use the same project.
For now I think we have a solution that works at the various TG sites,
and it is not tightly integrated with Swift. <br>
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The issue is much more complex if you want Swift to carry the project
information on a per job basis, and charge it to a (potentially)
different project each job. <br>
<br>
Ioan<br>
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Ben Clifford wrote:
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<pre wrap="">not sure whether you're looking to make this code more closely integrated
with swift and/or a product rather than a research project, but you might
make the below submission use profile information from the site catalog
(and transformation catalog?) - it doesn't look like you're doing anything
fancy in the submission.
On Wed, 9 May 2007, Ioan Raicu wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hmmm... I don't know. If you know what modifications we need to make to the
GRAM4 RSL to include the specific project, we can simply modify the RSL by
changing the create function to add the extra info into the RSL... its a minor
change, but we'd have to recompile the DRP stuff again. If we can't add it to
the RSL, then I don't know any other place to put this. Anyone have any
ideas? I am using the GRAM4 Java API directly in the DRP code.
Ioan
PS: Here is a sample RSL...
<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:iraicu@tg-viz-login1:~/java/Falkon_v0.8/worker">iraicu@tg-viz-login1:~/java/Falkon_v0.8/worker</a>> cat
RSL.0.0.ia32-compute.1.120.14898358.xml
<job>
<executable>/home/iraicu/java/Falkon_v0.8/worker/run.worker.sh</executable>
<directory>/home/iraicu/java/Falkon_v0.8/worker</directory>
<argument>6900000</argument>
<argument>1500000</argument>
<maxWallTime>120</maxWallTime>
<extensions>
<resourceAllocationGroup>
<hostType>ia32-compute</hostType>
<hostCount>1</hostCount>
<cpuCount>1</cpuCount>
<processCount>1</processCount>
</resourceAllocationGroup>
</extensions>
</job>
My guess is that we could add something like
<project> ... </project>
but I am not sure...
If no one knows how to do this off the top of their heads, I'll look it up!
Veronika Nefedova wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi, Ioan:
How do I add my project info into Falcon? (I can't submit anything to PBS
queue unless I specify the project)
Nika
On May 9, 2007, at 12:16 PM, Ben Clifford wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Do this:
edit your site catalog to add an entry <profile namespace="globus"
key="project">TG-STA040020N</profile> for the purdue site, add an entry
<profile namespace="globus"
key="project">TG-WHATEVERYOURGRANTNUMBERIS</profile>
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Distributed Systems Laboratory
Computer Science Department
University of Chicago
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