[Bioclusters] SGE user_share

[Bernard Li]

Hey Chris:

Yeah in that case you are using SGEEE (which is good).

The share-tree policy is not too difficult to set up, if you have any
questions feel free to post it here and I'll try my best to give you
some feedback.

I have not tried integrating MAUI with SGE (I have experience using it
with openPBS and it wasn't a good one ;-) ) - though I find the policies
from SGEEE are sufficient for our use.  Also, there are a lot of new
features/functionality enhancements with the upcoming SGE 6.0 so it may
no longer be necessary to install MAUI altogether.

Cheers,

Bernard=20

> -----Original Message-----
> From: bioclusters-admin@bioinformatics.org=20
> [mailto:bioclusters-admin@bioinformatics.org] On Behalf Of Chris Dwan
> Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 12:12
> To: bioclusters@bioinformatics.org
> Subject: Re: [Bioclusters] SGE user_share
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> > I take it you are running SGE (not Enterprise Edition?)
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> If the way you can tell the difference is the file: =20
> $SGE_ROOT/default/common/product_mode, then I'm running=20
> "sgeee".  If there is some other way to tell the difference=20
> between the two modes, I'm not aware of it.
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> > What you really need to do is set up share-tree policy for your=20
> > cluster.
> > What that involves is creating a default 'project' which=20
> users submit=20
> > jobs to, then also creating users within SGE so that it can=20
> keep track=20
> > of accounting information.
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> This seems to make your question above very pertinent, since=20
> the "share_tree" manual page indicates:
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>        The share tree object is only available in case of a=20
> Grid Engine
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>         prise Edition system. Grid Engine has no share tree object.
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> Thanks for the pointer to the use cases document.  I'll give=20
> it a whirl and see what happens.  If it becomes more complex=20
> than installing Maui, I'll do that instead.  :)
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> -Chris Dwan
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