...
| Table of Contents | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Facilitized machines
Condor is installed on most of the clustered compute machines. On older machines you may need to source either /usr/local/condor/condor.sh or /usr/local/condor/condor.csh to add the condor variables and binary locations to your shell environment, if the condor_q or condor_submit files are not in your path already.
Unfacilitized machines
Install condor, and setup your machine to allow flocking to/from condor.ece.cmu.edu. This will add a few settings to your condor_config (likely, /etc/condor_config.local).
| Code Block |
|---|
FLOCK_FROM condor.ece.cmu.edu
FLOCK_TO condor.ece.cmu.edu |
ECE Condor environment
Condor is best suited to running many jobs with variations of the data. It does not do quite so well at single very long-running jobs, unless you are able to checkpoint those jobs. (Condor itself does support checkpointing; see the Condor manual pages about checkpointing).
...