Date: 25-Nov-2009 URL: global/training/catalog/courses/WE-1600.xml

Administering and Supporting N1 Grid Engine 6 (WE-1600)

Administering and Supporting Sun Grid Engine (WE-1600)

The Administering and Supporting N1 Grid Engine 6 course introduces students to N1 Grid Engine 6. This interactive web-based course equips system administrators and technical support professionals with the ability to implement and support N1 Grid Engine 6. The course explains the process of installing and configuring the product and includes case studies that address information such as configuration settings are optimal for a variety of customer needs and network scenarios.

Course Length

4 - 5 hours

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Languages

English

Who Can Benefit

Students who can benefit from this course are Solaris Operating System (Solaris OS) system and network administrators tasked with managing and optimizing utilization of computing resources in a networked Sun workstation and server environment.

Prerequisites

To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to demonstrate their experience as Solaris OS system administrators, network administrators, or both.

Skills Gained

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

Describe the features and benefits of the N1 Grid Engine
Install and configure the N1 Grid Engine
Configure the N1 Grid Engine complexes and scheduler
Submit, monitor, and control jobs
Control queues
Use troubleshooting techniques to diagnose problems
Use the accounting and reporting tools associated with the N1 Grid Engine

Related Courses

After:

Sun Grid Engine Administration (ES-337)

Course Content

Module 1 - The Grid Engine, An Overview

Introduction
Workload management
Understanding basics
Getting started with the Grid Engine software

Module 2 - Installation and Basic Configuration

Introduction
Installation
Configuration

Module 3 - Administration

Complexes
Load parameters
Scheduling jobs

Module 4 - Job Submission

Introduction
Submitting batch jobs
Submitting interactive jobs
Transparent remote execution
Submitting an array of jobs

Module 5 - Monitoring and Control

Introduction
Monitoring and controlling jobs
Controlling queues
Basic troubleshooting

Module 6 - High Performance Computing

Introduction
Parallel environments
Checkpointing

Module 7 - Usage Accounting and Reporting

Introduction
Gathering accounting and reporting statistics
Installing the accounting and reporting database
Installing the accounting and reporting console