condor_submit -i job.htc
To run a job interactively for debugging. I've used this to get interactive resources but never to debug jobs.
Access Points and Execute Points
They are using "Access Point" where I use "Submit Host"
Also "Execute Point" where I use "Execute Host"
I will update my slides.
transfer_output_remaps
transfer_output_remaps = "count.Dracula.txt=output/count.Dracula.txt"
condor_tail
See stdout and stderr files of a job. Only works if should_transfer_files = YES
condor_tail JobID
condor_tail -stderr JobID
GPUs
9.0 has trouble handling different models of GPUs. Later versions (9.8+) are needed for a cluster of hetero GPUs. See John Knoeller's talk
condor_submit -spool
Can SSA use this with their containers? Have I already looked at this?
checkpointing
This is a crazy idea but what about using checkpointing with SSA's workflow. Right now they have a three-step process: download, process, upload. all of which use lustre. But what if we ran checkpointing after each step? Would this allow the data to be downloaded directlyi to local storage instead of lustre, then processeed, then uploaded. Now that I write it out, I don't see how this is much better than the current process of copying from archive to lustre to local to lustre to local to lustre. Have to think about it more.
This checkpointing is kinda a trick to get multiple jobs, actually checkpoints of one job, to run on the same host (something we wanted a while ago)
Though probably the best solution is to keep SSA from doing their unnecessary three-step process.
rrsync
from Rafi Rubin
For security, rsync has a script in the src tree "rrsync" you use that in authorized_keys to restrict what rsync can do over ssh. I usually recommend single purpose keypairs for that. You can also just use a standing rsyncd.
GlideinWMS
Is this better than my cheesy factory/pilot scripts?
Job Sets
Inroduced in HTCondor-9.4
Extended submit commands
promote +commands to first class commands
condor_new
Todd Miller would like folks to test it
condor_adstash
output classad history for things like elasticsearch DB