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Agent Scheduler Architecture (RCT Class) #1579

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jdakka opened this issue Mar 16, 2018 · 4 comments
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Agent Scheduler Architecture (RCT Class) #1579

jdakka opened this issue Mar 16, 2018 · 4 comments

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jdakka commented Mar 16, 2018

use-case/functional/nonfunctional requirements

Our job is to come up with an architecture for the Agent scheduler that will allow it to be easily extensible in the information it takes into account for decision making. Until next Tuesday we need to create a requirements documentation, which will include functional and non-functional requirements as well as a use case. The only use case we have at the moment is data awareness.

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iparask commented May 14, 2018

Commit 49e7eeb has the implementation of providing the size and path of the local node filesystem to the scheduler through LRMS. LRMS is updated accordingly and @chengwill97 started writing tests.

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jdakka commented Jun 25, 2018

HTBAC use-case instructions can be found here: https://github.com/radical-cybertools/htbac/blob/master/examples/README.md

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jdakka commented Jul 11, 2018

HTBAC use-case has been updated to include the tagging functionality but running this workload requires EnTK 0.7. HTBAC is currently being upgraded with the new EnTK API. Will update ticket once testing can begin.

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iparask commented Apr 1, 2019

This can be closed. It refers to last year's RCT class

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