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  1. Macro Variables

    To simplify definition of templates as well as Worker configurations, the qbwrk.conf also supports the use of macro variables. These are in the format: $template.name "${template.name}" The template names self and this are reserved words and can be used t…
    Qube 6.4Oct 18, 2012
  2. Priority

    The priority algorithm is a numeric priority queue. Normally, the priorities are established such that lower values are considered to have higher priority. For example, a job with priority 1 will have a higher priority than a job with priority 10. The def…
    Qube 6.4May 23, 2013
  3. Per-User and Per-Pgrp subjob limits

    Qube 6.2 introduced per-user and per-pgrp subjob limits. The administrator may set these limits to pose a restriction on the number of subjobs that each user or pgrp may run on the farm at once. In addition to setting up global default values for these…
    Qube 6.4Oct 18, 2012
  4. Worker removal

    A user must have Qube "admin" privileges to remove a worker. See User Permissions and User Permissions View for more info. Administrators may want to permanently remove a host from the farm. This is normally required if the host's responsibilities as a…
    Qube 6.4Jun 06, 2013
  5. Quick Setup of Per-User and Per-Pgrp Subjob Limits_

    In the qb.conf file on the supervisor: set supervisor_default_user_subjob_limit and supervisor_default_pgrp_subjob_limit as needed, to set up default subjob limits for users and pgrps set supervisor_user_subjob_limits and supervisor_pgrp_subjob_limits as…
    Qube 6.4Oct 12, 2012
  6. Validating the qbwrk.conf

    Once the qbwrk.conf file is edited, then check the file for validity. This can also be used to verify macros and inheritance templates. As Administrator (or sudo), from the "pfx/qube/sbin" directory, run qbconfigfile /etc/qbwrk.conf (for Linux, with other…
    Qube 6.4Oct 18, 2012
  7. Qube! Database Maintenance (Available only on the supervisor)

    Qube! stores all job-related information (with the exception of the job logs) in a set of MySQL databases on the supervisor. When the supervisor host crashes, is powered off without being gracefully shut down, or runs out of disk space, individual tables…
    Qube 6.4May 23, 2013
  8. Details of Setting Up Per-User and Per-Pgrp Subjob Limits_

    There are four parameters that may be set up in the qb.conf file on the supervisor to control the subjobs limits. The two parameters supervisor_default_user_subjob_limit and supervisor_default_pgrp_subjob_limit are used to set up the global default subjob…
    Qube 6.4Oct 12, 2012
  9. Job Preemption

    Preemption is the mechanism by which the system tries to reach an equilibrium state where all jobs are running in the correct priority order. This equilibrium can be disturbed any time a high priority job is submitted to the queue. The Supervisor has the…
    Qube 6.4Oct 18, 2012
  10. Database Health Check

    The health check is a quick way to ensure that all databases are intact. If errors are found within any tables in any databases, the names of the individual tables that contain these error conditions are cached, and a subsequent Database Repair will be pe…
    Qube 6.4Oct 12, 2012