[Bioclusters] InterProScan and condor?
Aaron Darling
darling at cs.wisc.edu
Wed Mar 16 18:33:21 EST 2005
This talk of submitting jobs from perl to several different queueing
systems reminds me of an issue I've been meaning to inquire about. Last
I checked, InterProScan comes packaged with submission scripts for LSF,
PBS, and SGE, but not condor.
Is anybody out there successfully using InterProScan with a condor
cluster? If so, would you be willing to share details of your setup and
the glue code required to get InterProScan to submit condor jobs?
I made a quick stab at a submission script but never had time to debug
it. One may say "how hard can it be? It's just a small piece of glue
code!" I seem to have run into a strange condor bug that the condor
guys here at UW haven't been able to track down.
Thanks,
-Aaron
Rayson Ho wrote:
>If we can seperate the "intelligent" part and the LSF interface, it may
>be more useful...
>
>And rewrite the LSF interface in DRMAA (DRMAA has the Perl bindings
>already), then we can have it interface with Gridengine, Gridway,
>PBSPro, or Condor.
>
>Rayson
>
>
>--- Malay <mbasu at mail.nih.gov> wrote:
>
>
>>Hi All:
>>
>>Sometimes back I wrote a perl module for submitting jobs to LSF que.
>>The
>>module is moderately intelligent. In can start,modify,que,delete jobs
>>in
>> LSF. It can also blacklist problematic nodes on the fly, and and
>>kill
>>and restart jobs automatically.
>>
>>My question is does anyone need this type of module, in that case,
>>I'll
>>clean up the code and write a documentation for it and make it
>>public.
>>
>>-Malay
>>mbasu 'at' ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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