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For more information, see the relevant manual page: <code>man sge_intro</code>. | For more information, see the relevant manual page: <code>man sge_intro</code>. | ||
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[[ Media: Opengrid_2022.pdf| OpenGrid documentation ]] | |||
[[Media:GRID_documentation_EN.pdf|A short introductory manual is available as a PDF document]]. | [[Media:GRID_documentation_EN.pdf|A short introductory manual is available as a PDF document]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:34, 31 October 2022
The gemini servers (and most HPC clusters) have a version of the Oracle Grid Engine running. This is a so-called distributed resource management (DRM) system, which distributes user workload over the available processing resources. The system determines when and where a job is executed.
For more information, see the relevant manual page: man sge_intro
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[[ https://ict.science.uu.nl/images/f/f8/Opengrid_2022.pdf ]]
OpenGrid documentation
A short introductory manual is available as a PDF document.