Generic NQS
- Abstract
- Previously developed at the University of Sheffield,
Generic NQS is established as one of the world's leading
freely-available batch processing systems, featuring
very wide availability, full support for individual
platforms, cluster-wide dynamic scheduling, ease of
installation, and highly-respected support. Generic
NQS provides full support of both batch and device
requests. Here a batch request is defined as a shell
script containing commands not requiring the direct
services of some physical device. In contrast, a device
request is defined as a set of independent instructions
requiring the direct services of a specific device
for execution (e.g. a line printer request). Generic
NQS supports the queueing and routing of batch and
device requests throughout the network of machines
running NQS.
- Cost
- Research package
- DateOfInformation
- Mon Jun 8 23:37:03 1998
- Domain
- Distributed Processing Tools
- Keyword
- resource allocation; job scheduling; workstation cluster
- TargetEnvironment
- Language: ANSI C - KnR compiles will not suffice! Operating
systems: AIX 3,4; Digital UNIX;Dynix/Ptx; Fujitsu UPX/M;
HPUX 8,9,10; IRIX 5,6; Linux; NCR UNIX; Solaris 2;
SunOS 4; ULTRIX; UNICOS; Generic SYSVr4 and BSD4.3
ports as well. Includes SMP support for Digital UNIX
& IRIX. Full native 64-bit support for IRIX 6 (some
commercial vendors merely run IRIX 5 binaries on IRIX
6). Supports all resources supported by underlying
platforms (some commercial vendors merely support a
common subset).
- Version
- 3.50.1
- VersionDate
- October 1996
- Webpage
- http://www.shef.ac.uk/~nqs/
- ContactIs
- Generic NQS Help
- Review Information
- PTLIB Review of Generic NQS
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