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  1. 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…
    QubeJan 14, 2015
  2. Per-Host License Resources

    Per-host license resources are similar to the original license resources in that they act exactly like global resources with the added benefit of being dynamically updated in the Supervisor by an external application. Per-host license resources differ fro…
    QubeJan 19, 2015
  3. Service Mode vs. Desktop User Mode

    The Qube! worker can run either as a daemon (a "system service" on Windows), or a user process. When it runs as a daemon, it's said to be running in service mode. When it runs as a user process, it's said to be running in Desktop User mode. Service mode…
    QubeFeb 01, 2017
  4. Externally Updatable Worker Resources and Properties

    Qube! 6.3 introduced Externally Updatable Worker Resources and Properties, which are site-defined worker resources and properties that may be periodically updated externally by programs using API calls. Jobs, on submission, may "reserve" these resources o…
    QubeFeb 10, 2017
  5. Supervisor Logs

    The Supervisor outputs log information to a file called supelog. By default, the file is located in: Linux / Mac OS X /var/log/supelog Windows Vista/2008/7 C:\ProgramData\pfx\qube\logs\supelog Windows XP/2003 C:\Program Files\pfx\qube…
    QubeFeb 01, 2017
  6. Service Mode Authentication: User vs Proxy

    With Qube! running in Service Mode, you have a choice of running jobs on the Workers in one of two ways: In proxy mode, all jobs execute as the designated proxy user, regardless of who submitted them. In user mode, all jobs execute as the user specified…
    QubeFeb 01, 2017
  7. Specifying a Worker's Job Slots

    The maximum number of job instances that a Worker can run is specified by the worker_cpus parameter. This value can be set in either the worker's local qb.conf file, or the centrally-managed qbwrk.conf file. By default, Qube sets the number of job slots…
    QubeJan 19, 2015
  8. Worker Logs

    The Worker outputs log information to a file called workerlog. By default, the file is located in: Linux / OS X /var/log/workerlog Windows Vista/2008/7 C:\ProgramData\pfx\qube\logs\workerlog Windows XP/2003 C:\Program Files\…
    QubeFeb 01, 2017
  9. Flight-Checks (Pre and Post)

    New in Qube 6.6…
    QubeFeb 01, 2017
  10. mail_from

    Synopsis mail_from = user User is the mail user name or address that the Supervisor will use in the "From" field of notification email that it sends to users or the admin. Example mail_from = qubeadmin mail_from = qubeadmin@mydomain.com Defaults qube…
    QubeJan 08, 2015