Novell PLATESPIN ORCHESTRATE 2.0.2 - DEVELOPMENT CLIENT REFERENCE 08-28-2009 Reference page 71

lifo: (Last In First Out) The start time implemented through policies. The server is directed to
look at the job as having a finite number of active slots, so its start time depends on its position
in the queue and the estimated end time of running jobs of this type. The queue for this job does
not reshuffle based on priority.
fixedtime: The start time is based on the historical average queue time. This can be explicitly
overridden through setting the
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.queuetype" value="pfifo" type="String" />
Job Queued Timeout: Enter the amount of time (in seconds) after which the server can take action
to cancel a queued job, including all joblets and subjobs. A value of
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.queuedtimeout" value="-1" type="Integer" />
Resource Match Cache TTL: This value specifies the job's willingness to allow resource matches
to be cached if the Job Scheduler becomes too loaded. The value is the time (in seconds) to live
(TTL) of the cache. Enter a value less zero (<0) to disable caching.
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.cacheresourcematches.ttl" value="30" type="Integer" />
Preemptible: This check box is not selected by default. When it is selected (that is, its value is
"true"), you set the job's ability to be preempted. This setting can be overridden by the job instance.
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.preemptible" value="false" type="Boolean" />
Restartable: This check box is not selected by default. When it is selected (that is, its value is
"true"), you set the job's ability to be restarted when the server restarts. This setting can be
overridden by the job instance.
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.restartable" value="false" type="Boolean" />
Absolute Max Joblets: This value specifies the absolute maximum number of joblets that you want
this job to schedule.
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.joblet.max" value="1000" type="Integer" />
Max Joblet Failures: This value specifies the number of non-fatal joblet errors that you want this
job to tolerate before the job fails completely. Set the value at
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.joblet.maxfailures" value="0" type="Integer" />
Max Node Failures: This value specifies the number resource failures that you want this job to
tolerate before the node is excluded from further joblet processing. Set the value at
limited failures are acceptable.
job.history.queuetime.average
:
job.queuetype
:
job.queuedtimeout
jopb.cacheresourcematches.ttl
:
job.preemptible
:
job.restartable
:
job.joblet.max
job.joblet.maxfailures
fact.
indicates no timeout.
-1
:
to attempt to continue after errors.
-1
:
to specify that
-1
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