condor_submit_workers

NAME

condor_submit_workers - submit work_queue_worker to the Condor grid.

SYNOPSIS

condor_submit_workers [options] <servername> <port> <num-workers>

or

condor_submit_workers [options] --manager-name <name> <num-workers>

DESCRIPTION

condor_submit_workers schedules the execution of work_queue_worker(1) on a grid managed by Condor through its job submission interface, condor_submit. The number of work_queue_worker scheduled and run is given by the num-workers argument.

The servername and port arguments specify the hostname and port number of the manager for the work_queue_worker to connect. Alternatively, this information can be obtained from the catalog server by specifying the name of the work queue using the --manager-name parameter.

OPTIONS

-M, --manager-name=<name>

Name of the preferred manager for worker.

-N, --name=<name>

Same as -M (backwards compatibility).

-C, --catalog=<catalog>

Set catalog server to <catalog>. <catalog> format: HOSTNAME:PORT.

-t, --timeout=<time>

Abort after this amount of idle time (default=900s).

-d, --debug=<subsystem>

Enable debugging on worker for this subsystem (try -d all to start).

-w, --tcp-window-size=<size>

Set TCP window size

-i, --min-backoff=<time>

Set initial value for backoff interval when worker fails to connect to a manager. (default=1s)

-b, --max-backoff=<time>

Set maxmimum value for backoff interval when worker fails to connect to a manager. (default=60s)

-z, --disk-threshold=<size>

Set available disk space threshold (in MB). When exceeded worker will clean up and reconnect. (default=100MB)

-A, --arch=<arch>

Set architecture string for the worker to report to manager instead of the value in uname.

-O, --os=<os>

Set operating system string for the worker to report to manager instead of the value in uname.

-s, --workdir=<path>

Set the location for creating the working directory of the worker.

-P, --password=<file>

Password file to authenticate workers to manager.

-E, --worker-options=<<str>>

Extra options passed to work_queue_worker  

--cores <cores>

Set the number of cores each worker should use (0=auto). (default=1)  

--memory <size>

Manually set the amonut of memory (in MB) reported by this worker.  

--disk <size>

Manually set the amount of disk (in MB) reported by this worker.

-r, --requirements=<<reqs>>

Condor requirements expression.  

--class-ad <<ad>>

Extra condor class ad. May be specified multiple times.  

--autosize

Condor will automatically size the worker to the slot.  

--docker-universe <<image>>

Run worker inside <image> using condor’s docker universe  

-h,--help

Show help message.

EXIT STATUS

On success, returns zero. On failure, returns non-zero.

EXAMPLES

Submit 10 worker instances to run on Condor and connect to a specific manager:

condor_submit_workers manager.somewhere.edu 9123 10

Submit 10 work_queue_worker instances to run on Condor in auto mode with their preferred project name set to Project_A and abort timeout set to 3600 seconds:

condor_submit_workers -a -t 3600 -M Project_A 10

COPYRIGHT

The Cooperative Computing Tools are Copyright (C) 2005-2019 The University of Notre Dame. This software is distributed under the GNU General Public License. See the file COPYING for details.

SEE ALSO

	•		Cooperative Computing Tools Documentation
	•		Work Queue User Manual
	•		work_queue_worker(1) work_queue_status(1) work_queue_factory(1) condor_submit_workers(1) sge_submit_workers(1) torque_submit_workers(1)