[StarCluster] remotely run jobs on starcluster

[Mark Gordon]

Hi Liang:

At ceswp.ca we wrote a Python program called LaunchServer. Our webapp (the
equivalent of your EC2 instance 'A') posts a request to LaunchSever
specifying the AMI ID, the machine type, number of nodes, etc, and
LaunchServer uses StarCluster to create the cluster (and to run a scientific
model on the cluster). It would be straight forward (I believe!) to add the
ability you describe (submit a job to SGE on an existing cluster).

Email me if you would like a copy of LaunchServer.

cheers,
Mark

On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 1:37 AM, liang cheng <liang.cheng at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have a http server running on Linux, I would like to run some
> scripts on that server which actually submits jobs to a known
> starcluster. That is, how can I run a job from a machine that is
> outside my cluster.
>
> For example:
>
> I have an EC2 instance named A.
> I have a EC2 based starcluster which is composed of two nodes: B
> (master) and C.(slave)
>
> Currently I run my jobs in this way:
>
> log in to A.
> run "starcluster sshmaster mycluster"
> At the master node (B), I run "qsub sh myjob.sh"
>
> Now I would like to simplify it to:
> log in to A
> run "sh myremotejob.sh"
>
> "myremotejob.sh" should include 1) login to B and 2) run jobs at B and C.
>
> Can someone help me ?
>
> Thanks,
> -Liang
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Department of Physics
University of Alberta

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