Difference between revisions of "Schedulers"

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A batch-scheduler is a program running on a cluster that decides who can use which machines at what time as explained in the Schedulers Section of the Getting Started and the scheduler article.

The following list details the schedulers of the different facilities:

IT Center - RWTH Aachen Hardware	LSF
RRZE - Erlangen HPC	Torque or SLURM depending on the cluster
ZIH - Dresden Taurus_Hardware	SLURM

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−	A [[scheduler]] is a program running on a cluster that decides who can use which machines at what time as explained in the [[Getting_Started#Schedulers_or_.22How-To-Run-Applications-on-a-supercomputer.22\|Schedulers Section]] of the [[Getting_Started\|Getting Started]] and the [[scheduler]] article.	+	A [[batch-scheduler]] is a program running on a cluster that decides who can use which machines at what time as explained in the [[Getting_Started#Schedulers_or_.22How-To-Run-Applications-on-a-supercomputer.22\|Schedulers Section]] of the [[Getting_Started\|Getting Started]] and the [[scheduler]] article.

	The following list details the schedulers of the different facilities:		The following list details the schedulers of the different facilities: