[Swift-devel] How to do coasters on bgp?
Michael Wilde
wilde at mcs.anl.gov
Wed Apr 15 20:22:44 CDT 2009
On 4/15/09 8:08 PM, Ioan Raicu wrote:
...Before moving to
> the BG/P, I'd argue for implementing static provisioning, where one
> could specify N nodes/cores for H hours, all contained in a single LRM
> job submission. Once that works in general, on your favorite LRM, then
> I'd move to the BG/P, and tackle BG/P specific issues.
Right. Mihael is currently developing that (see below).
> Ioan
>
> Michael Wilde wrote:
>> What work is needed if we want to run coasters on the bgp?
>>
>> I can think of the following, but there might be more, or differen,
>> issues.
>>
>> The scheduler is cobalt - it seems pretty PBS-like to the user; I dont
>> know if its pbs-like enough for swift and coasters.
>>
>> We need to see if we can first run a simple job with the pbs provider.
>>
>> Then we can test if we start a single coaster job. That should ensure
>> that the perl we need is all there.
>>
>> Once all that works, we need to work out how to ask coasters to
>> allocate all the cores it wants in one job. Im hoping this would work
>> the same on bgp as the feature you're developing for that purpose on
>> other hosts.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>> (does it have property name or profile variable name?)
>>
>> Does this seem close, anything missing, any other problems expected on
>> BGP?
>>
>>
>> p.s.
>> Then there is sicortex, which is not a priority at all, but its
>> interesting to think about:
>> - no Java on head node
>> - slurm scheduler
>> - we have tested falkon on it by ssh tunneling from communicado
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