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Scheduler Policies for Job Prioritization in the N1 Grid Engine 6 System



Category: Resource Management
Publication Date: 10/2005
Author(s): Charu Chaubal

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Grid engine technology powers collections of network-connected servers, called grids, providing efficient use of computing resources. The N1 Grid Engine 6 software, the newest version of Sun's resource management solution, includes the core services for establishing and managing a grid environment, and provides policy-based workload management and dynamic provisioning of application workloads for increased productivity. This article describes the tools and techniques for resource management that are available in the N1 Grid Engine 6 software, and explains how to use them effectively. It discusses the prioritization policies in the N1 Grid Engine 6 software, describes how they fit with the new resource aggregation methods, and makes recommendations for how to map real-life resource allocation schemes to N1 Grid configurations.

The article addresses the following topics:

  • How the N1 Grid Engine 6 system implements job scheduling
  • The various scheduling policies that can be employed in an N1 Grid
  • An example scenario providing fair share use of resources with prioritization of jobs
  • Illustrates how to automatically determining priorities based on job requirements
  • Explains how to provide prioritization of jobs in combination with preemption of lower priority

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