Someone open up a project on google code. Start with a name first :-)
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 7:47 AM, Raman Sehgal sc.ramansehgal@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all , I am also interested in doing some GUI based development for Condor. Recently i had started writing a GUI that will give us the complete information about Condor pool on web gui. There i am trying to show statistics of condor pool in a web Gui at cores level. i.e. we would be able to see all the free and busy cores from all the machines in the condor pool, I think it would be better idea if we all share our views and develop some application collaboratively.
Regards, Raman Sehgal
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 4:34 PM, Mag Gam magawake@gmail.com wrote:
To have current version of condor work with Cumin, will we need to setup the infrastructure for Qpid?
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 7:54 AM, Trevor McKay tmckay@redhat.com wrote:
Hello Rob,
Here is a snippet from an earlier email about a condor GUI called Cumin on fedorahosted. If you'd like to give it a try or find out more, the cumin-users@lists.fedorahosted.org mail list is probably the best place to post.
"There is a Web GUI project on Fedora called Cumin for working with a Condor installation. The condor daemons run QMF plugins to communicate with the GUI, and a Qpid messaging broker acts as a middleman (QMF is a management framework built on the AMQP messaging standard).
There is a Wiki starting point here, with links to source code, instructions on how to build and install on Fedora, mailing lists and a few other goodies.
https://fedorahosted.org/grid/wiki/WikiStart#Contactinformation "
Best,
Trevor McKay
On Mon, 2011-03-21 at 01:18 -0700, Rob wrote:
Hello,
I'm now to make a next step in the design of our library condor pool. I need to implement the job submission etc. through a webserver.
I'm not a web designer myself; so I have to talk to others who are more knowledgeable than me. However, I'd like to know what already has been done in this direction and if there are already tools available for web designers to use for the communication with Condor.
Then about my idea where to put the webserver: I make a single PC system as a Condor master (without any pool PCs); this system runs a web interface where users can submit their jobs and access the results later. This Condor master can flock to a another condor master, which is connected to a large number of pool PCs. Would this be a sensible setup?
Thank you for your feedback!
Rob Lahaye.
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On 31/03/2011 00:09, "Mag Gam" magawake@gmail.com wrote:
There i am trying to show statistics of condor pool in a web Gui at
cores level. i.e. we would be able to see all the free and busy cores from all the machines in the condor pool, I think it would be better idea if we all share our views and develop some application collaboratively.
Regards, Raman Sehgal
I'm not sure if our pool's status page is campus only, but in case not, it is here: http://matchmaker.eps.manchester.ac.uk/condorstatus/.
If you can see it, you will note that we have made most things 'clickable', so that you can find out more info. It might be the sort of thing that other sites would like. (The clever parts of it were written by my colleague: Chris Paul.)
BTW, we only have a few cores during the day (UK time) but we reboot teaching clusters at night into Linux. -Ian
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