[Bioclusters] speaking of grid engine 6.0 ... I've made a "5.3 vs 6.0 features" listing

[Bernard Li]

Hey Chris:

Nice document!

My understanding of the 'db' enhancements of SGE 6 is:

Spooling information is stored in berkeley db
Accounting information is stored in SQL=20

So even if you use the 'open source' version of SGE6, the accounting
information should still be stored in the SQL db but the modules to
extract the information is provided by the product from Sun?

In that case at least we could have some third-parties create some
account reporting tools based on XML/SQL queries.

Thanks,

Bernard

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> Chris Dagdigian
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> Subject: [Bioclusters] speaking of grid engine 6.0 ... I've=20
> made a "5.3 vs 6.0 features" listing
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> The recent thread has reminded me to post this:
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> I did a brain dump this week on 'differences between grid=20
> engine 5.3, 6.0 and the upcoming Sun N1 Grid Engine 6 product'
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> It is online here:
> http://bioteam.net/dag/gridengine-6-features.html
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> Still waiting on feedback from the developers so be forwarned=20
> that all mistakes and omissions are my fault.
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> For those of you with beta copies of grid engine 6 or Sun=20
> N1GE 6beta2 I'm particularly interested in feedback on the=20
> new scheduling and policy features and how you may be=20
> thinking of using them. That sort of stuff is harder to=20
> document than the dry listing of 'what is different'
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> Regards,
> Chris
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