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GethinWilliams: /* Submitting a simple script job */

2010-07-05T16:00:41Z

Submitting a simple script job

GethinWilliams: /* Appendices */

2009-10-29T19:12:57Z

Appendices

GethinWilliams: /* Appendices */

2009-10-29T19:12:39Z

Appendices

GethinWilliams at 19:12, 29 October 2009

2009-10-29T19:12:02Z

GethinWilliams: /* Basic commands */

2009-10-29T14:50:38Z

Basic commands

GethinWilliams: /* Condor and energy saving measures */

2009-04-23T15:28:51Z

Condor and energy saving measures

GethinWilliams: /* Condor and energy saving measures */

2009-04-23T15:23:36Z

Condor and energy saving measures

GethinWilliams: /* Condor and energy saving measures */

2009-04-23T15:22:53Z

Condor and energy saving measures

GethinWilliams at 15:18, 23 April 2009

2009-04-23T15:18:16Z

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GethinWilliams: /* Further Examples */

2009-04-23T11:34:51Z

Further Examples

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 <pre>
-svn co http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion-open/condor/trunk ./condor
+svn co https://svn.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion-open/condor/trunk ./condor
 cd condor/examples/example1
 </pre>

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 =Appendices=
-If you would like to send your job to a particular machine, you should augment the requirements line in your submission script as below, including the fully qualified name of the machine to submit your job too.
+If you would like to send your job to a particular machine, you should augment the requirements line in your submission script as below:
 <pre>

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 <pre>
-requirements = ..... && TARGET.Machine=="geog-cXX.ggy....."
+requirements = ..... && TARGET.Machine=="geog-XXX.ggy.bris.ac.uk"
 </pre>
 You should check that the machine is '''unclaimed''' prior to submitting, using '''condor_status'''.

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	The [http://www.carbontrust.co.uk/resource/conversion_factors/default.htm Carbon Trust] tells us that to produce 1kWh of grid electricity, 0.537 Kg of CO2 is emitted. We calculate that we can save up to 70 tons of CO2 emissions annually from the Geography department, through enabling the shutdown facility in Condor. To put this in context, (as of 2009) the average UK household emits 5.3 tons annually.		The [http://www.carbontrust.co.uk/resource/conversion_factors/default.htm Carbon Trust] tells us that to produce 1kWh of grid electricity, 0.537 Kg of CO2 is emitted. We calculate that we can save up to 70 tons of CO2 emissions annually from the Geography department, through enabling the shutdown facility in Condor. To put this in context, (as of 2009) the average UK household emits 5.3 tons annually.
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		+	=Appendices=
		+
		+	If you would like to send your job to a particular machine, you should augment the requirements line in your submission script as below, including the fully qualified name of the machine to submit your job too.
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	requirements = ..... && TARGET.Machine=="geog-cXX.ggy....."
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	You should check that the machine is '''unclaimed''' prior to submitting, using '''condor_status'''.

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 =Basic commands=
-You can run the following commands from the '''submission host''' of your condor pool.  In Geography, the submission host is '''condor.ggy.bris.ac.uk''' ('''Note that this is a Linux server''').
+You can run the following commands from the '''submission host''' of your condor pool.  In Geography, the submission hosts are '''condor''' and '''dylan''' ('''Note that these are Linux servers''').
 You can review the status of all the computers in the 'condor pool' using the command '''condor_status''':

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	In an effort to not to waste energy, we have set PCs which have been idle for several hours to shutdown (or hibernate). These PCs are periodically (once early in the morning and again at lunchtime) 'woken-up', so that they are ready to receive jobs again. If there are no calls on them for work the PCs will shutdown again after a few more hours have elapsed.		In an effort to not to waste energy, we have set PCs which have been idle for several hours to shutdown (or hibernate). These PCs are periodically (once early in the morning and again at lunchtime) 'woken-up', so that they are ready to receive jobs again. If there are no calls on them for work the PCs will shutdown again after a few more hours have elapsed.

−	The [http://www.carbontrust.co.uk/resource/conversion_factors/default.htm Carbon Trust] tells us that to produce 1kWh of grid electricity, 0.537 Kg of CO2 is emitted. We calculate that we can save up to 70 tons of CO2 emissions annually from the Geography department, through enabling the shutdown facility in Condor.	+	The [http://www.carbontrust.co.uk/resource/conversion_factors/default.htm Carbon Trust] tells us that to produce 1kWh of grid electricity, 0.537 Kg of CO2 is emitted. We calculate that we can save up to 70 tons of CO2 emissions annually from the Geography department, through enabling the shutdown facility in Condor. To put this in context, (as of 2009) the average UK household emits 5.3 tons annually.

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	In an effort to not to waste energy, we have set PCs which have been idle for several hours to shutdown (or hibernate). These PCs are periodically (once early in the morning and again at lunchtime) 'woken-up', so that they are ready to receive jobs again. If there are no calls on them for work the PCs will shutdown again after a few more hours have elapsed.		In an effort to not to waste energy, we have set PCs which have been idle for several hours to shutdown (or hibernate). These PCs are periodically (once early in the morning and again at lunchtime) 'woken-up', so that they are ready to receive jobs again. If there are no calls on them for work the PCs will shutdown again after a few more hours have elapsed.

−	The [http://www.carbontrust.co.uk/resource/conversion_factors/default.htm Carbon Trust] tells us that to produce 1kWh of grid electricity, 0.537 Kg of CO2 is emitted. We calculate that we can save up to 70 tons of CO2 emissions annually from the Geography department.	+	The [http://www.carbontrust.co.uk/resource/conversion_factors/default.htm Carbon Trust] tells us that to produce 1kWh of grid electricity, 0.537 Kg of CO2 is emitted. We calculate that we can save up to 70 tons of CO2 emissions annually from the Geography department, through enabling the shutdown facility in Condor.

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	In an effort to not to waste energy, we have set PCs which have been idle for several hours to shutdown (or hibernate). These PCs are periodically (once early in the morning and again at lunchtime) 'woken-up', so that they are ready to receive jobs again. If there are no calls on them for work the PCs will shutdown again after a few more hours have elapsed.		In an effort to not to waste energy, we have set PCs which have been idle for several hours to shutdown (or hibernate). These PCs are periodically (once early in the morning and again at lunchtime) 'woken-up', so that they are ready to receive jobs again. If there are no calls on them for work the PCs will shutdown again after a few more hours have elapsed.
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		+	The [http://www.carbontrust.co.uk/resource/conversion_factors/default.htm Carbon Trust] tells us that to produce 1kWh of grid electricity, 0.537 Kg of CO2 is emitted. We calculate that we can save up to 70 tons of CO2 emissions annually from the Geography department.

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 =Further Examples=
-[http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/quick-start.html]
+A few more examples of submission scripts are given by the authors of Condor in the following page: [http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/quick-start.html Condor quick start]
 =Condor and energy saving measures=
 PCs that have been idle for a considerable length of time are set to shutdown (or hibernate).  These PCs are periodically (once early in the morning and again at lunchtime) 'woken-up', so that they are ready to receive jobs again.  If there are no calls on them for work the PCs will shutdown again after a few hours have elapsed.