Changes between Version 109 and Version 110 of DCWoRMS

Timestamp:

05/05/20 09:17:16 (5 years ago)

Author:

wojtekp

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DCWoRMS

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 Workload contains information about jobs, their structure, resource requirements, relationships, time intervals etc. We assumed a model in which each job consists of one or more tasks. A job may contain preceding constraints between tasks (workflow). The next sections provide information on how workloads are described and generated in DCworms.
 
-The workload used to perform experiment consists of two parts: required swf/gwf format file and optional xml job description. Swf is the standard workload format, described by Dror Feitelson - see [http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/labs/parallel/workload/swf.html http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/labs/parallel/workload] for details. Xml job description format is described by following xsd schema [https://apps.man.poznan.pl/svn/gssim/DCworms/trunk/simulator/schemas/grms3/GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd] 
+The workload used to perform experiment consists of two parts: required swf/gwf format file and optional xml job description. Swf is the standard workload format, described by Dror Feitelson - see [http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/labs/parallel/workload/swf.html http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/labs/parallel/workload] for details. Xml job description format is described by following xsd schema [https://git.man.poznan.pl/stash/projects/WORMS/repos/dcworms/browse/src/main/resources/simulator/schemas/grms3/QCGJobDescriptionSchemaNew.xsd GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd] 
 
 Better flexibility and expected functionality is achieved in DCworms by introducing support of new swf header comments:
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 The main goal of workload design was to ensure, that all job descriptions which were used in real resource management system like GRMS or obtained from SWF/GWF log can be used to perform experiment in DCworms simulator. However, it my be difficult for all users to reach such workloads, therefore workload generator was created.
 
-Workload generator allows you to create any number of jobs and tasks, with sophisticated resource and time requirements. The result of generation process are: desired number of job descriptions in xml format and swf file with job descriptions and all necessary header parameters (see [https://apps.man.poznan.pl/svn/gssim/DCworms/trunk/simulator/schemas/WorkloadSchema3g.xsd WorkloadSchema.xsd] for details).
+Workload generator allows you to create any number of jobs and tasks, with sophisticated resource and time requirements. The result of generation process are: desired number of job descriptions in xml format and swf file with job descriptions and all necessary header parameters (see [https://git.man.poznan.pl/stash/projects/WORMS/repos/dcworms/browse/src/main/resources/simulator/schemas/WorkloadSchema3g.xsd WorkloadSchema.xsd] for details).
 
 Configuration options are provided by two files:
 * *.properties file, which should provide values of all parameters from createscenario group and resdesc parameter (see [[#ConfigurationFile | configuration file]] for details)
-* xml task configuration file, which is described by xsd schema [https://apps.man.poznan.pl/svn/gssim/DCworms/trunk/simulator/schemas/WorkloadSchema3g.xsd WorkloadSchema.xsd] and contains configuration of random numbers generators, used to create job/task/workload parameters.
+* xml task configuration file, which is described by xsd schema [https://git.man.poznan.pl/stash/projects/WORMS/repos/dcworms/browse/src/main/resources/simulator/schemas/WorkloadSchema3g.xsd WorkloadSchema.xsd] and contains configuration of random numbers generators, used to create job/task/workload parameters.
 
 Details about properties file are described above. Following part of this section describes all elements of xml configuration file.
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 ==== '''!ComputingResourceHostParameter''' ====
-Defines generator which creates <hostParameter/> element in task resource requirements section. See [https://apps.man.poznan.pl/svn/gssim/DCworms/trunk/simulator/schemas/grms3/GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd] for detail description of task resource requirements.
+Defines generator which creates <hostParameter/> element in task resource requirements section. See [https://git.man.poznan.pl/stash/projects/WORMS/repos/dcworms/browse/src/main/resources/simulator/schemas/grms3/QCGJobDescriptionSchemaNew.xsd GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd] for detail description of task resource requirements.
 
 This element requires attribute named: ''metric''. The value of this attribute will be passed to task <hostParameter/> element as a value of its ''name'' attribute. The possible values of <hostParameter/> name attribute and thereby <!ComputingResourceHostParameter/> metric attribute are: osname, ostype, puarch, osversion, osrelease, memory, freememory, cpucount, freecpus, cpuspeed, application, diskspace, freediskspace, remoteSubmissionInterface, localResourceManager, hostname. In simulation values of cpucount and memory host parameters are used by default. Others are currently ignored.
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 ==== '''Preferences''' ====
-This is the complex element, which was designed to describe section <preferences/> in task requirements. See [https://apps.man.poznan.pl/svn/gssim/DCworms/trunk/simulator/schemas/grms3/GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd] for detail description of task resource requirements.
+This is the complex element, which was designed to describe section <preferences/> in task requirements. See [https://git.man.poznan.pl/stash/projects/WORMS/repos/dcworms/browse/src/main/resources/simulator/schemas/grms3/QCGJobDescriptionSchemaNew.xsd GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd] for detail description of task resource requirements.
 
 Element <preferences/> consist of list of <parameter/> elements. Each parameter must provide <name/>, <importance/>, <optimizationType/> and <value/> elements. <endpoint/> is optional. The values of these elements are passed to the attributes in parameter element in task resource requirements section. Name of the parameter elements and task parameter attributes are the same.
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 ==== '''!ExecutionTime''' ====
-This complex element was designed to describe <!ExecutionTime/> section in task description. See [https://apps.man.poznan.pl/svn/gssim/DCworms/trunk/simulator/schemas/grms3/GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd] for details.
+This complex element was designed to describe <!ExecutionTime/> section in task description. See [https://git.man.poznan.pl/stash/projects/WORMS/repos/dcworms/browse/src/main/resources/simulator/schemas/grms3/QCGJobDescriptionSchemaNew.xsd GrmsJobDescriptionSchema.xsd] for details.
 
 <!ExecutionTime/> consists of four child elements which have following interpretation:
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 [http://ant.apache.org/ Apache Ant] is required to compile DCworms and run an experiment.
 
-* Prepare working directory (''working_dir'') in your local system and download DCworms sources from [https://apps.man.poznan.pl/svn/gssim/DCworms/].
+* Prepare working directory (''working_dir'') in your local system and download DCworms sources from [https://git.man.poznan.pl/stash/projects/WORMS/repos/dcworms/browse].
 The following command can be used to checkout DCworms sources
 {{{ 
-svn checkout https://apps.man.poznan.pl/svn/gssim/DCworms/
+git clone https://git.man.poznan.pl/stash/scm/worms/dcworms.git
 }}}
 
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 }}}
 
-DCworms project can be also directly checkout (using SVN clients for Eclipse) or imported (using Import Project wizard) to the Eclipse IDE.
+DCworms project can be also directly pulled(using GIT clients) and imported (using Import Project wizard) to the IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse IDE.
 If so, the simulation can be run using the "runner" classes in the example/experimentX ditectory -> simply right click on the !RunExperiment.java class and choose Run As -> Java Application
 It is recommended to run the Java VM with the following arguments: -Xms512m -Xmx2048m
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 Proper execution of workload generator requires:
 
-* '''workload characteristic file''' - pointed by the createscenario.tasksdesc parameter [https://apps.man.poznan.pl/svn/gssim/DCworms/trunk/simulator/schemas/WorkloadSchema3g.xsd WorkloadSchema.xsd]
+* '''workload characteristic file''' - pointed by the createscenario.tasksdesc parameter [https://git.man.poznan.pl/stash/projects/WORMS/repos/dcworms/browse/src/main/resources/simulator/schemas/WorkloadSchema3g.xsd WorkloadSchema.xsd]
 * '''description of resources''' - resdesc - the same which will be used for experiment execution
 
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 }}}
 As we can see, it is necessary to specify resource description file. This file should be valid with
-[https://apps.man.poznan.pl/svn/gssim/DCworms/trunk/simulator/schemas/resources/DCwormsResSchema.xsd DCwormsResSchema.xsd]. It should contain description of resources (e.g. number of processors, their speed, memory etc.). 
+[https://git.man.poznan.pl/stash/projects/WORMS/repos/dcworms/browse/src/main/resources/simulator/schemas/resources/DCwormsResSchema.xsd]. It should contain description of resources (e.g. number of processors, their speed, memory etc.). 
 Furthermore, workload file is necessary to obtain information concerned with execution of simulation (e.g. execution of tasks). This workload file should be in the standard workload format (http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/labs/parallel/workload/swf.html)