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Administrator's Guide
http://64.91.226.64:8090/download/attachments/950440/worddav63225808f4bc2b2c92fd4eead7c3bf68.png?version=1&modificationDate=1349858652000 Qube! Administrator's Guide This guide is aimed at Administrators - people who install and maintain the Qube! softwa…Worker Host Groups
Host groups are a simple way to target jobs to a list of machines without specifying them explicitly every time you submit a job. These groups are unrelated to Linux groups. To set up a host group, the Worker needs only to be configured with the list of g…Worker Configuration
Workers can be configured locally on each system or centrally from the Supervisor. Local configuration is done in the local qb.conf file; central configuration is done with a qbwrk.conf file on the Supervisor. Configuration Topics Worker Startup Process W…Permissions
User Permissions Qube! contains a permissions mechanism to allow administrators to control user access. The permissions are broken down into classes: Administrative Submission Job Control The default permission set is configured by supervisor_default_secu…Auto-Wrangling
There are a number of manual tasks typically performed when overseeing jobs on the renderfarm and the renderfarm itself. The header "auto-wrangling" is meant to cover automating some of those more manual tasks and calculations. Some of the most common ren…Restoring Lost Admin Privileges
Since the qbusers command has the capability of altering any user permissions, the scenario exists for an admin user to remove their own admin privileges. Should this happen, it becomes impossible to immediately restore the privileges, because the ability…Centralized Worker Configuration
You can create a central configuration for all Workers in two ways: via the WranglerView UI from the supervisor host, or by manually editing the qbwrk.conf file on the supervisor host. This page discusses both methods. Configuration file name and location…Queuing Algorithms
Despite the number of processors in a render farm, it is still necessary to order the jobs so that they are dispatched to execution hosts in a deterministic order. Queuing is the process of properly sorting the list of jobs to be executed. The queueing al…System-Wide Resource Tracking
Qube! offers automatic resource tracking to monitor and control the farm's total usage of finite compute resources. For example, it may be used to track resources such as floating software licenses, or the number of simultaneous jobs accessing a particula…qbwrk.conf File Format
The qbwrk.conf file format is very similar to the qb.conf format, with just the inclusion of a macro and template inheritance system. Note that quoted strings in the qbwrk.conf file must be done with double-quotes. Using single-quotes may result in unexpe…