• Using OAR - Basic steps
    • Visualising the cluster State
    • Submitting a job in an interactive shell
    • Batch submission
    • Reservations
  • OAR Use Cases
    • Interactive jobs
    • Batch mode job
    • Reservations
    • Examples of resource requests
    • X11 forwarding
    • Using a parallel launcher: taktuk
    • Using MPI with OARSH
    • Tests of the CPUSET mechanism
    • Using best effort mode jobs
    • Testing the checkpointing trigger mechanism
    • Testing the mechanism of dependency on an anterior job termination
  • User commands
    • oarstat
    • oarnodes
    • oarsub
    • oardel
    • oarhold
    • oarresume
  • Mechanisms
    • How does an interactive oarsub work?
    • Job launch
    • CPUSET
    • SSH connection key definition
    • Suspend/resume
    • Job deletion
    • Checkpoint
    • Scheduling
    • Job dependencies
    • User notification
    • Accounting aggregator
    • Dynamic nodes coupling features
    • Timesharing
    • Container jobs
    • Besteffort jobs
    • Cosystem jobs
    • Deploy jobs
    • Quotas
    • Desktop computing
  • Desktop computing
  • User REST API
    • Concepts
    • Ruby REST client
    • Pagination and common rules into output data
    • REST requests description
    • Some equivalences with oar command line
  • FAQ - USER
    • How can I submit a moldable job?
    • How can I submit a job with a non uniform description?
    • Can I perform a fix scheduled reservation and then launch several jobs in it?
    • How can a checkpointable job be resubmitted automatically?
    • How to submit a non disturbing job for other users?
  • Installation
    • Overview
    • Computing nodes
    • Server
    • Frontends
    • API server
    • Visualization server
  • Configuration file
  • Admin commands
    • oarproperty
    • oarnodesetting
    • oaradmissionrules
    • oarremoveresource
    • oaraccounting
    • oarnotify
    • oar-database
  • Admin REST - API
    • Installation
    • Authentication setup
  • Security aspects
  • Modules descriptions
    • Almighty
    • Sarko
    • Judas
    • Leon
    • NodeChangeState
    • Scheduler
    • Hulot
  • Internal mechanisms
    • Job execution
    • Scheduling
  • Database scheme
    • accounting
    • schema
    • admission_rules
    • event_logs
    • event_log_hostnames
    • files
    • frag_jobs
    • gantt_jobs_resources
    • gantt_jobs_resources_visu
    • gantt_jobs_predictions
    • gantt_jobs_predictions_visu
    • jobs
    • job_dependencies
    • moldable_job_descriptions
    • job_resource_groups
    • job_resource_descriptions
    • job_state_logs
    • job_types
    • resources
    • resource_logs
    • assigned_resources
    • queues
    • challenges
  • Admin FAQ
    • Release policy
    • What means the error “Bad configuration option: PermitLocalCommand” when I am using oarsh?
    • How to manage start/stop of the nodes?
    • How can I manage scheduling queues?
    • How can I handle licence tokens?
    • How can I handle multiple clusters with one OAR?
    • How to configure a more ecological cluster (or how to make some power consumption economies)?
    • How to enable jobs to connect to the frontales from the nodes using oarsh?
    • A job remains in the “Finishing” state, what can I do?
    • How to activate the memory management on nodes ?
 
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COPYRIGHT AND LICENSEΒΆ

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  • Copyright 2003-2016 Laboratoire d’Informatique de Grenoble (http://www.liglab.fr)
  • Licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 2 or above (GPL-2+)
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