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* Support for both use-installable and system-installable modes of operation
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* Simple to add support for new resource managers

Revision as of 13:25, 19 November 2010

This page describes the new design for the PTP resource manager monitoring/control framework.

The purpose of this framework is to:

  1. Collect and display monitoring information relating to the operation of a target system in a scalable manner
  2. Provide job submission, termination, and other job-related operations
  3. Support debugger launch and attach
  4. Enable the collection and display of stdin and transmission of stdout information from running jobs (where supported by the target system)

Monitoring information will comprise:

  • The status and position of user's jobs in queues
  • Job attribute information
  • Target system status and health information for arbitrary configurations
  • The physical/logical location of jobs on the target system
  • Predictive information about job execution

Key attributes of the framework include:

  • Support for arbitrary system configurations
  • The ability to scale to petascale system sizes and beyond
  • Support for both use-installable and system-installable modes of operation
  • Simple to add support for new resource managers

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