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Re: [Condor-users] counting licenses



We are scaling up, but at the moment we have 5 people/systems submitting jobs, we have see 20 jobs on the queue at once. We have multiple frames of rendering so for each "job" there are actually 100-500 individual tasks to run. We have 20 cpus to run on, plus a few workstations. We only have 2 licenses (4 under special conditions) of rendering software by 20 licenses of compositing software, we may upgrade the 2 licensees of rendering to more if we can get this all working efficiently.

Thanks,
j

Miron Livny wrote:

Joshua,

Doing licenses "right" is a challenge. It also depends on your workload and how you are submitting jobs to the pool. How many jobs that request the license do you typically have and how many submission points (SchedDs) are you using?

Miron



At 01:30 PM 5/3/2005, you wrote:

So I sent this out before, but didn't get any takers. It's really important for us and seems like a solved problem so if you know and answer or have an idea don't be afraid to speak up.

I have 10 machines, each with 2 cpus that can run our licensed software for which we currently have 2 licenses. The two licenses are limited by machine, not by process, so if one license is consumed by one machine it can run the software also on the second cpu without consuming another license. In this way two machines can run 4 processes with two licenses.

Any ideas on a classAd expression that would cover software licensing in this way, so that we can run on any of the machines that are capable of running the software. Even a general way to count licenses per process would be helpful.

Thanks,
j
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