Have you looked at Resource Quota Sets
("man sge_resource_quota")?
"By using the resource quota sets administrators are allowed to define
a fine granular resource quota configuration. This helps restricting
some job requests to a lesser resource usage and granting other job
requests a higher reso
I've painted myself in to a corner with all.q. Now I have many long-running
jobs in that queue and no way to run shorter testing and debugging jobs.
How do I carve a separate queue out of my current resources without disrupting
either running or currently queued jobs? Existing jobs currently ru
"Jackson, Gary L." writes:
> I've painted myself in to a corner with all.q. Now I have many
> long-running jobs in that queue and no way to run shorter testing and
> debugging jobs.
>
> How do I carve a separate queue out of my current resources without
> disrupting either running or currently qu
"Jackson, Gary L." writes:
> Maybe I'm asking the wrong question:
>
> I have a bunch of resources that are busy all the time. I'd like to set
> aside a small fraction of those resources for testing and other short jobs
> such that jobs won't be scheduled on those resources unless the user
> speci
Maybe I'm asking the wrong question:
I have a bunch of resources that are busy all the time. I'd like to set
aside a small fraction of those resources for testing and other short jobs
such that jobs won't be scheduled on those resources unless the user
specifically asks for them. What is the best
