Infrastructure Access
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In order to make the CERIT-SC computing infrastructure fault-tolerant as well as to allow the possibility of its specific setting/tuning, it is designed to be fully independent of the MetaCentrum computing infrastructure. Therefore, the jobs dedicated to run on the CERIT-SC nodes are managed by our own scheduling server (using the Torque scheduling system).
In spite of this fact, the jobs can be submitted to the CERIT-SC computing infrastructure both via the CERIT-SC frontend as well as MetaCentrum frontends:
- Using the CERIT-SC frontend - once logged on the
zuphux.cerit-sc.czfrontend (using the SSH protocol - log-in methods), the jobs are submitted in a common way using theqsubcommand:
$ ssh username@zuphux.cerit-sc.cz
Password: <enter META password>$ qsub <job's/nodes' properties> <job script>Note: To access the frontend using Kerberos v5 tickets, please, add the following lines to the section
"domain_realm"of your/etc/krb5.conffile (alternatively, download the new/etc/krb5.conffile from MetaCentrum site):[domain_realm]....cerit-sc.cz = ICS.MUNI.CZ - Using MetaCentrum frontends - when submitting a job via any of the MetaCentrum frontends (list of frontends and log-in methods), there has to be the
wagap.cerit-sc.czserver (the CERIT-SC scheduling server) explicitly specified. This specification is performed via the "-q" option in the following way:
$ ssh username@arda.ics.muni.cz # or any of the other frontends
Password: <enter META password>$ qsub -q @wagap.cerit-sc.cz <job's/nodes' properties> <job script>
Our future goal is to ensure the interoperability between both the CERIT-SC and MetaCentrum scheduling servers, thanks to which it won't be required to explicitly specify the scheduling server - the jobs will be automatically exchanged between the servers based on their resource requirements. However, this functionality requires a non-trivial development of the Torque scheduling system, and thus will be provided in a later project stage.




