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reverted to FCFS as the default
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henricasanova committed Dec 7, 2024
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{BatchComputeServiceProperty::BATCH_QUEUE_ORDERING_ALGORITHM, "fcfs"},
#else
{BatchComputeServiceProperty::BATCH_SCHEDULING_ALGORITHM, "easy_bf_depth1"},
{BatchComputeServiceProperty::BATCH_SCHEDULING_ALGORITHM, "fcfs"},
#endif
{BatchComputeServiceProperty::BATCH_RJMS_PADDING_DELAY, "5"},
{BatchComputeServiceProperty::SIMULATED_WORKLOAD_TRACE_FILE, ""},
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* @brief The batch scheduling algorithm. Can be:
* - If ENABLE_BATSCHED is set to off / not set:
* - "fcfs": First Come First Serve, which allocates resources at the core level (i.e., two jobs may run on the same node
* if that node has enough cores to support both jobs).
* if that node has enough cores to support both jobs). (DEFAULT)
*
* - "easy_bf_depth0": a home-grown implementation of EASY (FCFS with backfilling), which only allocates resources at the node level
* (i.e., two jobs can never run on the same node even if that node has enough cores to support both jobs),
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* - "easy_bf_depth1": a home-grown implementation of EASY (FCFS with backfilling), which only allocates resources at the node level
* (i.e., two jobs can never run on the same node even if that node has enough cores to support both jobs),
* and which will never postpone the first (oldest) job in the queue via backfilling actions.
* This is typically considered the standard EASY algorithm. (DEFAULT)
* THIS IS TYPICALLY CONSIDERED THE STANDARD "EASY" ALGORITHM.
*
* - "conservative_bf": a home-grown implementation of FCFS with conservative backfilling, which only allocates resources at the node level
* (i.e., two jobs can never run on the same node even if that node has enough cores to support both jobs)
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