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worker_pidfile
Synopsis worker_pidfile = path Path is where the Worker writes down the process ID to the main controlling process. _worker_bootstrap_parameter Example worker_pidfile = /tmp/wrkpid Defaults Linux/OSX: /var/run/worker.pid Windows XP/2003:C:\Program Files\p…qb_starthost_deinit()
This function is called for every thread after executing the qb_jobcmp() function.…QubeMobileServer Installation
QubeMobile Server may be installed on any computer with access to the supervisor. This may be a computer in a DMZ, on a webserver outside of the facility if that web server has access to the supervisor, or any other machine in the facility that can acces…qb_startjob_init()
This function is called for every thread before executing the qb_hostcmp() function.…worker_port
Synopsis worker_port = port Assigns the TCP/UDP network port number to the Worker daemon. This must be set on the Supervisor as well. _worker_bootstrap_parameter Example worker_port = 5011 Defaults 50011…qb_hostcmp($hosta, $hostb, $job)
Like the qb_jobcmp() function, this is a comparison function similar to that used in the Perl "sort" routine. @items = sort { $a <=> $b } @items; This comparison function is given 2 hosts, "a" and "b" relative to a single job. Although this is not as crit…qb_rejectjob($job, $host)
With every system, there are situations where a job shouldn't run on a host. While this can be controlled by the Qube! job routine features, the queuing algorithm also has the ability to reject job a job from running on a host. The $job and the $host are…qb_startjob_deinit()
This function is called for every thread after executing the qb_hostcmp function.…qb_preemptcmp($runningjob, $candidatejob, $host)
This is a comparison function which is slightly different from the previous cmp functions. This routine is passed the job which the system plans to replace $runningjob and the $host it is running on. The routine is also passed the $candidatejob which is c…Creating a new SimpleCmd
Creating a SimpleCmd and adding it to the QubeGUI is a relatively straight-forward process. Since the QubeGUI will scan the simplecmds directory for any Python files, it will pick up any newly developed files. These files will contain a create() command t…