DocumentCode
2317424
Title
Experience with the Condor distributed batch system
Author
Litzkow, Mike ; Livny, Miron
Author_Institution
Dept. of Comput. Sci., Wisconsin Univ., Madison, WI, USA
fYear
1990
fDate
11-12 Oct 1990
Firstpage
97
Lastpage
101
Abstract
Condor is a distributed batch system designed to provide convenient access to unutilized workstations while preserving the rights of their owners and to meet the needs of users who are frustrated by the limitations of computing on a single workstation. Several principles have driven the design of Condor. The first is that workstation owners should always have the resources of the workstation they own at their disposal. The second is that access to remote capacity must be easy and should approximate the local execution environment as closely as possible. The third is portability, which is essential because of rapid developments in the workstations on which Condor operates. Mechanisms basic to the operation of Condor, working experience, and software support requirements are outlined
Keywords
operating systems (computers); Condor distributed batch system; portability; remote capacity access; software support; unutilized workstations; Keyboards; Local area networks; Mice; Productivity; Radio access networks; Resource management; Throughput; Time sharing computer systems; Trademarks; Workstations;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Experimental Distributed Systems, 1990. Proceedings., IEEE Workshop on
Conference_Location
Huntsville, AL
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/EDS.1990.138057
Filename
138057
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