NHC Configuration on SGE

[Eisa Hedayati]

Dear all,

I am trying to use NHC on Rocks Cluster distribution, which SGE is its job scheduler. 

The instruction presented on NHC git repository is heavily toward SLURM and TORQUE. It will be nice if you can add a mini section "SGE Integration".  Right now I'm not sure what is the best practice of using NHC on SGE.

I tried a couple of ways, but currently what I'm doing is to install NHC on a shared directory and run it on every single node every now and again, then change the status of my load_sensor by my own script. Finally, check which node is in alert status. I don't think this is the best practice by the way.

The real question is, what is the correct way of using NHC on SGE clusters.

Sincerely, 

Eisa

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[Michael Jennings]

By far the most authoritative guide to NHC with SGE was written by Dave Love, author/maintainer of the "Son of Grid Engine" SGE incarnation.  You can find it here:  https://arc.liv.ac.uk/SGE/howto/nhc-recipe.html

I thought I had added a link to the NHC docs for Dave's page, but it seems to have gotten lost in my recent laptop/workstation/job shuffling.  Please feel free to open an issue at https://github.com/mej/nhc for the adding of this link, and I will get it added as soon as I am able.

Thanks as always for your feedback!

Michael

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[Gowtham]

Thank you for helping us out, Michael. Much appreciated!

Best regards,

Gowtham

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