Thank you all for the help! I created a setup with a single account
and multi-factor scheduling with three non-zero weights: job age, job
size and fair-share. I'll monitor the fair-share when enough users
will register on the cluster.
Kind regards,
--
Kamil Wilczek [https://keys.openpgp.org/]
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On 1/4/24 02:41, Kamil Wilczek wrote:
W dniu 4.01.2024 o 07:56, Loris Bennett pisze:
Hi Kamil,
Kamil Wilczek writes:
Dear All,
I have a question regarding the fair-share factor of the multifactor
priority algorithm. My current understanding is that the fair-share
makes sure that differe
Hi,
On 03.01.24 23:47, Kamil Wilczek wrote:
But what if my organisation structure is flat and I have only one
account where all my user reside.
As do I.
Is fair-share algorithm working
in this situation -- does it take into account users (associations)
from this single account, and tries to
Hi Kamil,
Kamil Wilczek writes:
> W dniu 4.01.2024 o 07:56, Loris Bennett pisze:
>> Hi Kamil,
>> Kamil Wilczek writes:
>>
>>> Dear All,
>>>
>>> I have a question regarding the fair-share factor of the multifactor
>>> priority algorithm. My current understanding is that the fair-share
>>> makes
W dniu 4.01.2024 o 07:56, Loris Bennett pisze:
Hi Kamil,
Kamil Wilczek writes:
Dear All,
I have a question regarding the fair-share factor of the multifactor
priority algorithm. My current understanding is that the fair-share
makes sure that different *accounts* have a fair share of the
co
Hi Kamil,
Kamil Wilczek writes:
> Dear All,
>
> I have a question regarding the fair-share factor of the multifactor
> priority algorithm. My current understanding is that the fair-share
> makes sure that different *accounts* have a fair share of the
> computational power.
>
> But what if my org
Dear All,
I have a question regarding the fair-share factor of the multifactor
priority algorithm. My current understanding is that the fair-share
makes sure that different *accounts* have a fair share of the
computational power.
But what if my organisation structure is flat and I have only one
