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Batch Scheduling Workshop HEPiX Karlsruhe May 12 th /13 th 2005 Tony.Cass@CERN .ch

Batch Scheduling Workshop HEPiX Karlsruhe May 12 th /13 th 2005 Tony.Cass@ CERN .ch

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Batch Scheduling Workshop

HEPiX Karlsruhe

May 12th/13th 2005

[email protected]

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Why? Local batch schedulers use a great deal of

information to share out resources amongst competing users and maintain high levels of resource usage.

Grid scheduling is very simplistic, routing jobs to a site with an idle CPU (perhaps with the right data available).

How do we bridge the gap?

Question by LHCC member at gLite demo, Tuesday:– “If there is an urgent analysis, how does gLite send

this to a special job queue?”

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Sessions Thursday AM

– Description of how different local schedulers are used at HEP sites.

– What are the common queue management features? Thursday PM

– What is the impact of today’s simplistic Grid scheduling?

– How do local and Grid-level scheduler developers see the future?

Friday– Discussion

» Can/how do we move towards better Grid scheduling?» Can we define common HEP environment variables to ease

transfer of jobs between sites?