Submitting jobs
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| - | Here are some simple examples how to submit jobs on grid.Examples are committed to new users, and people who want to try | + | Here are some simple examples how to submit jobs on grid.Examples are committed to new users, and people who want to try EGI grid. |
| - | This how-to is ideal for users who don`t know how to work on grid, and know little about linux/unix environments.Here are examples for every | + | This how-to is ideal for users who don`t know how to work on grid, and know little about linux/unix environments.Here are examples for every type of job on grid. |
| - | This is | + | This is a simple job example. |
[http://wiki.ipb.ac.rs/index.php/Simple_Job Simple Job] | [http://wiki.ipb.ac.rs/index.php/Simple_Job Simple Job] | ||
| - | This is job | + | This is a job collection example. It is defined as set of independent jobs. This greatly speeds up the job submission time, compared to the submission of individual jobs. |
[http://wiki.ipb.ac.rs/index.php/Job_collection Job collection] | [http://wiki.ipb.ac.rs/index.php/Job_collection Job collection] | ||
| - | This is implementation | + | This is the implementation of direct acyclic graphs (DAG) job workflow, which are sets of jobs linked by relative dependencies. A job A is said to depend on job B if A is not allowed to run before the job B is successfully completed. |
[http://wiki.ipb.ac.rs/index.php/DAG_job DAG job] | [http://wiki.ipb.ac.rs/index.php/DAG_job DAG job] | ||
| - | A parametric job is a job collection where the jobs are identical but for the value of a running parameter. | + | A parametric job is a job collection where the jobs are identical but for the value of a running parameter. It is |
described by a single JDL, where attribute values may contain the current value of the running parameter. | described by a single JDL, where attribute values may contain the current value of the running parameter. | ||
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| - | And here are some basic steps using grid SE resources. | + | And here are some basic steps using grid SE resources. This example includes creating folder, removing folder, uploading a file, downloading a file, replicating a file, list replicas, deleting replicas. |
[http://wiki.ipb.ac.rs/index.php/StoregeElementExamples StoregeElementExamples] | [http://wiki.ipb.ac.rs/index.php/StoregeElementExamples StoregeElementExamples] | ||
Revision as of 11:33, 14 November 2010
Here are some simple examples how to submit jobs on grid.Examples are committed to new users, and people who want to try EGI grid. This how-to is ideal for users who don`t know how to work on grid, and know little about linux/unix environments.Here are examples for every type of job on grid.
This is a simple job example.
Simple Job
This is a job collection example. It is defined as set of independent jobs. This greatly speeds up the job submission time, compared to the submission of individual jobs.
Job collection
This is the implementation of direct acyclic graphs (DAG) job workflow, which are sets of jobs linked by relative dependencies. A job A is said to depend on job B if A is not allowed to run before the job B is successfully completed.
DAG job
A parametric job is a job collection where the jobs are identical but for the value of a running parameter. It is described by a single JDL, where attribute values may contain the current value of the running parameter.
Parametric Job
The Message Passing Interface (MPI) is a commonly used standard library for parallel programming. The gLite WMS natively supports the submission of MPI jobs, which are jobs composed of a number of processes running on different WNs in the same CE
MPI job
And here are some basic steps using grid SE resources. This example includes creating folder, removing folder, uploading a file, downloading a file, replicating a file, list replicas, deleting replicas.
StoregeElementExamples
