Re: [Condor-users] Understanding Condor's "Claimed" state

[Jeff Ramnani <jramnani@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 06/29/2011 03:45 PM, Steven Timm wrote:
> * How long does a user's "claim" last on a machine?
>
>  Others know more technical detail here but if CLAIM_WORKLIFE
> is not set, the claim is infinite unless preemption kicks the user off.
> If you set CLAIM_WORKLIFE, then it is just the duration of the claim
> that you specify.
> > * Does a job cluster keep a "claim" open on a machine until all its
> > jobs are completed?
>
> The size of the cluster doesn't make a difference.
> but if a node is claimed for a single user then as long as that user
> has jobs in the queue it will keep on executing the jobs of that user,
> whether in one cluster or many.

Steven,

Thank you for this explanation.

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Jeff Ramnani | Software Engineer | DRW Holdings, LLC | 312-542-2360 | jramnani@xxxxxxx | www.drw.com

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