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Like with the linux host adapter, in the job config if you specify submit_host: "some_other_host" then when executing the command to submit the batch job, each adapter would execute that command, its arguments, etc. on another host via ssh. This is the main scope of this feature.
A second feature would be to add another config use_submit_host_for_all_commands: true (a better name?), every adapter that doesn't use the C API should execute all of the scheduler commands on the specified submit host (qstat, qdel, qhold, etc.). This is problematic, however, for adapters that use the C API via FFI for anything (SGE, Torque).
Currently, the only way to use this "ssh wrapper" pattern is for a site to provide their own ssh wrapper scripts and use bin_overrides. This is onerous enough that it is not used by default, and we don't even document well how to do it.
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Like with the linux host adapter, in the job config if you specify
submit_host: "some_other_host"
then when executing the command to submit the batch job, each adapter would execute that command, its arguments, etc. on another host via ssh. This is the main scope of this feature.A second feature would be to add another config
use_submit_host_for_all_commands: true
(a better name?), every adapter that doesn't use the C API should execute all of the scheduler commands on the specified submit host (qstat, qdel, qhold, etc.). This is problematic, however, for adapters that use the C API via FFI for anything (SGE, Torque).Currently, the only way to use this "ssh wrapper" pattern is for a site to provide their own ssh wrapper scripts and use bin_overrides. This is onerous enough that it is not used by default, and we don't even document well how to do it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: