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QCG Broker Client Installation
Requirements
- Java (>= 1.5)
For SL5.x
# yum install java-1.6.0-sun-compat.x86_64
- Apache Ant (>= 1.6) ("Optional tasks for ant" are required. For SL5.x the ant-nodeps.x86_64 package must be installed)
For SL5.x
# yum install ant.x86_64 ant-nodeps.x86_64
- xml-commons-apis - installation of this package is not mandatory, but is recommended to avoid confusing information about not important errors.
For SL5.x
# yum install xml-commons.x86_64 xml-commons-apis.x86_64
- trusted CA certificates To enable secure communication between client and QCG-Broker service set of trusted CA certificates must be copied either into /etc/grid-security/certificates directory or configured for every user.
For the PL-Grid project: Install Polish Grid and PL-Grid Simpla-CA certificates:
$ wget https://dist.eugridpma.info/distribution/igtf/current/accredited/RPMS/ca_PolishGrid-1.38-1.noarch.rpm $ wget http://software.plgrid.pl/packages/general/ca_PLGRID-SimpleCA-1.0-2.noarch.rpm $ wget https://dist.eugridpma.info/distribution/util/fetch-crl/fetch-crl-2.8.5-1.noarch.rpm # rpm -i ca_PolishGrid-1.38-1.noarch.rpm # rpm -i ca_PLGRID-SimpleCA-1.0-2.noarch.rpm #install certificate revocation list fetching utility # rpm -i fetch-crl-2.8.5-1.noarch.rpm #get fresh CRLs now # /usr/sbin/fetch-crl #install cron job for it # cat > /etc/cron.daily/fetch-crl.cron << EOF # #!/bin/sh # /usr/sbin/fetch-crl # EOF # chmod a+x /etc/cron.daily/fetch-crl.cron
- User's credential
To secure the communication and authenticate the user to the service the X509 proxy certificate is needded.
Installation
The installation of QCG-Broker service can be done in two ways:
- Using the QCG-Broker precompiled source distribution. This kind of installation is designed for every Linux distribution meeting described above requirements. The installation can be performed as well by system administrator (to deploy one common instance of client accesible for all users) as every regular user (that wants to have his own instance).
- Using provided RPM package. The package is designed for Scientific Linux 5.x (recommended version is 5.5) and the installation process requires root privileges.
Installation using the QCG-Broker distribution
- download the QCG-Broker archive from qcg-broker.tgz
$ wget http://node2.qoscosgrid.man.poznan.pl/~piontek/qcg-broker/qcg-broker.tgz
- unpack the archive
$ tar xzf qcg-broker.tgz
Compilation
The distribution contains precompiled version of QCB-Broker command-line client, that can be deployed as it is. The compilation step is optional and can be skiped, except the situation in which some specific compiler options should be added or changed.
- compile sources
$ cd qcg-broker-<VERSION> $ ant client-stubs client
Setup
- setup deployment configuration - all configuration variables are placed in client-deploy.prop file
- client.deploy.dir - directory where QCG-Broker client will be deployed
- client.service.host - QCG-Broker service hostname
- client.service.port - QCG-Broker service port
- client.service.dn - QCG-Broker credential DN
Deployment
- deploy QCG-Broker command-line client
# ant deploy-client
Installation using provided RPM
Perform the whole installation procedure as a root user.
- Install PL-Grid or/and QCG repositories:
- Official PL-Grid repository
# rpm -Uvh http://software.plgrid.pl/packages/repos/plgrid-repos-2010-2.noarch.rpm
- QosCosGrid testing repository
# cat > /etc/yum.repos.d/qcg.repo << EOF # [qcg] # name=QosCosGrid YUM repository # baseurl=http://fury.man.poznan.pl/qcg-packages/sl/x86_64/ # enabled=1 # gpgcheck=0 # EOF
- Official PL-Grid repository
- install QCG-Broker client using YUM Package Manager:
# yum install qcg-broker-client
- configure the client specifying the QCG-Broker URL and DN:
# vim /opt/plgrid/qcg/qcg-broker/client/etc/qcg-broker-client.conf
Configuration
To work properly and to authenticate user to the service, client has to be able to load user's proxy certificate and validate service credential during the handshake procedure. To do this it needs to know location of the file containing proxy certificate and directory containing public keys of Certificate Authorities it should trust.
- Client looks for proxy according to following rules:
It first checks the X509_USER_PROXY system property. If the property is not set, it checks next the 'proxy' property in the current configuration. If that property is not set, then it defaults to a value based on the following rules: If a UID system property is set, and running on a Unix machine it returns /tmp/x509up_u${UID}. If any other machine then Unix, it returns ${tempdir}/x509up_u${UID}, where tempdir is a platform-specific temporary directory as indicated by the java.io.tmpdir system property. If a UID system property is not set, the username will be used instead of the UID. That is, it returns ${tempdir}/x509up_u_${username}
- Client looks for the CA directory according to following rules:
It first checks the X509_CERT_DIR system property. If the property is not set, it checks next the 'cacert' property in the current configuration. If that property is not set, it tries to find the certificates using the following rules: First the ${user.home}/.globus/certificates directory is checked. If the directory does not exist, and on a Unix machine, the /etc/grid-security/certificates directory is checked next. If that directory does not exist and GLOBUS_LOCATION system property is set then the ${GLOBUS_LOCATION}/share/certificates directory is checked.
CoG library configuration can be modified using the COG properties file ~/.globus/cog.properties
#Java CoG Kit Configuration File proxy=/tmp/x509up_u501 cacert=/etc/grid-security/certificates/
Additionaly the location of user's certificate and private key must be specified.
usercert=/home/piontek/.globus/usercert.pem userkey=/home/piontek/.globus/userkey.pem
If they are specified and user proxy certificate doesn't exist it will be automatically created by the client. Otherwise the proxy certificate has to be created by grid-proxy-init tool.
Job Profile
Every experiment submitted to QCG-Broker has to be described by XML-based document called Job Profile. The structure of Job Profile is formalized by Job Profile schema.
Examples of Job Profiles describing basic use cases are distributed with QCG-Broker and can be found in <CLIENT_DIR>/examples directory.
Usage
The QCG-Groker command-line java based client can operate in two modes:
- batch mode – that executes single operation with arguments passed directly to the client during its invocation. The batch mode allows to use the client in any kind of scripts mostly in cases when the processing of output is needed to steer the experiment,
- console mode – that works similar to shell console in which user can type in lines with operations and arguments to be executed by service. The console mode gives additional useful features like aliases, history accessible by arrows-keys, creation and management of user proxy, help functionality.
The usage of the client depends on the mode:
- for batch mode: "qcg-broker OPRATION [ARG1 .. ARGn]"
- for console mode: "qcg-broker -console" and then user is prompted to type in lines in format "OPERATION [ARG1 .. ARGn]" to be processed by client.
IMPORTANT: To secure the communication between client and service and to delegate user's privileges to the service client needs access to user's proxy certificate.
Operations
Regardless from the mode the QCG-Broker java based command-line client supports following list of operations:
Operation | Arguments | Description |
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submit_job | <desc_file> (GRMS or JSDL) | submits a job to be executed. The description of job can be expressed either in native QCG-Broker language or if it is possible in JSDL one. If the description is valid client returns to the user a globally unique job identifier, which unambiguously identifies the job in the system. QCG defines jobs as a sets of dependent tasks that constitute a logical whole (workflow). Each task is executed by system only if all tasks it depends on are in specified by the user states. |
list_jobs | [<limit>] [<status>] | lists jobs belonging to the user. It is possible either to limit number of jobs or to display only ones in given state. All possible states are listed below the table. |
list_user_jobs | [<limit>] [<status>] <user> | lists jobs belonging to the given user. The functionality is destined for administrative purposes. |
test_description | <desc_file> (GRMS or JSDL) | validates job description |
translate_description | <desc_file> JSDL | translates job description to native QCG-Broker one |
job_info | <jobId> [<showJobDesc>] | return complex information about the given job. If the showJobDesc is false the job description is not shown |
cancel_job | <jobId> | cancels execution of the given job |
commit_job | <jobId> | allows to approve the job submitted with two phase commit mechanism to be processed by the system. The two phase commit mechanism can be used to register notifications before the processing of the job will be started by broker. |
list_tasks | <jobId> [<status>] | lists tasks belonging to given job. Optionally it is possible to specify the task's status. Possible task statuses are listed below the table. |
tasks_statuses | <jobId> <summary> | lists tasks constituting the given job with their statuses. If the summary argument is true some kind of statistics is additionally displayed. |
register_job_notification | <jobId> <url> | registers notification consumer for the given job |
list_job_notifications | <jobId> | lists notifications registered for the given job |
register_tasks_notification | <jobId> <url> | register notification for all tasks of the given job |
monitor_job | <jobId> [<interval>] | monitors status changes of tasks belonging to given job. The interval argument determines delay in seconds between next status checks. |
monitor_task | <jobId> <taskId> [<interval>] | monitors status changes of allocations belonging to the given tasks. The interval argument determines delay in seconds between next status checks. |
task_info | <jobId> <taskId> [<showDesc> [<limit>]] | displays information about the given task. If the showDesc is false the task description is not shown. If the limit argument is specified the history of the task is limited to given value. |
register_task_notification | <jobId> <taskId> <url> | registers task's notification consumer |
list_task_notifications | <jobId> <taskId> | lists task's notifications |
cancel_task | <jobId> <taskId> | cancels execution of the given task |
commit_task | <jobId> <taskId> | commits the given task to be processed by the system |
reserve_resources | [<taskId>] <job_desc> (GRMS or JSDL) | reserve resources that meet either the wole job or given task requirements. The reservation identifier is returned. This functionality is not implemented yet! |
reservation_info | <reservationId> | return complex information concerning the given reservation: list of reserved resources, local identifiers of reservations, reservation time slot. This functionality id not implemented yet! |
cancel_reservation | <reservationId> | releases reserved resources. This functionality is not implemented yet! |
Usage examples
The example presented below is the QCG-Broker Job Profile describing the parameter-sweep experiment executing a set of UNIX calendar tasks for the predefined space of "month" parameter.
<grmsJob appId="calendar_example"> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>${PS_month}</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> <parametersSweep> <parameter> <name>month</name> <value> <loop> <start>1</start> <end>12</end> <step>1</step> <except> <value>3</value> <value>6</value> </except> </loop> </value> </parameter> </parametersSweep> </task> </grmsJob>
submit_job
- submit_job <job_profile> - submits job. <job_profile> must be the path to the file containing the Job Profile.
$ qcg-client submit_job ../examples/usecase8.xml Your identity: C=PL,O=GRID,O=PSNC,CN=Tomasz Piontek Creating proxy, please wait... Proxy verify OK Your proxy is valid until Tue May 17 02:55:47 CEST 2011 UserDN = /C=PL/O=GRID/O=PSNC/CN=Tomasz Piontek ProxyLifetime = 0 Days 11 Hours 59 Minutes 57 Seconds jobId = 1305550554579_calendar_example_5366
list_jobs
- list_jobs [status] [limit] - lists jobs. Optionally it is possible to specify status or limits the output to some number of recent jobs.
$ qcg-client list_jobs 5 UserDN = /C=PL/O=GRID/O=PSNC/CN=Tomasz Piontek ProxyLifetime = 0 Days 11 Hours 58 Minutes 47 Seconds Number of jobs: 5 List of jobs: 1301904727887_calendar_example_1403 1304020897352_calendar_example_4252 1304065465905_calendar_example_9526 1305287977790_calendar_example_4779 1305550554579_calendar_example_5366
job_info
- job_info <jobId> <showJobProfile> - displays information about the given job. The <showJobProfile> argument of boolean type specifies whether the Job Profile should be displayed or not.
$ qcg-client job_info 1305550554579_calendar_example_5366 false UserDN = /C=PL/O=GRID/O=PSNC/CN=Tomasz Piontek ProxyLifetime = 0 Days 11 Hours 58 Minutes 18 Seconds UserDN: /C=PL/O=GRID/O=PSNC/CN=Tomasz Piontek Project: Status: FINISHED StatusDesc: SubmissionTime: Mon May 16 14:55:54 CEST 2011 FinishTime: Mon May 16 14:56:42 CEST 2011 Number of tasks: 10 Tasks: calendar_PSit0 calendar_PSit1 calendar_PSit2 calendar_PSit3 calendar_PSit4 calendar_PSit5 calendar_PSit6 calendar_PSit7 calendar_PSit8 calendar_PSit9
$ qcg-client job_info 1305550554579_calendar_example_5366 UserDN = /C=PL/O=GRID/O=PSNC/CN=Tomasz Piontek ProxyLifetime = 0 Days 11 Hours 58 Minutes 6 Seconds UserDN: /C=PL/O=GRID/O=PSNC/CN=Tomasz Piontek Project: Status: FINISHED StatusDesc: SubmissionTime: Mon May 16 14:55:54 CEST 2011 FinishTime: Mon May 16 14:56:42 CEST 2011 Number of tasks: 10 Tasks: calendar_PSit0 calendar_PSit1 calendar_PSit2 calendar_PSit3 calendar_PSit4 calendar_PSit5 calendar_PSit6 calendar_PSit7 calendar_PSit8 calendar_PSit9 DescriptionType: GRMS UserDescription: <grmsJob appId="calendar_example"> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>${PS_month}</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> <parametersSweep> <parameter> <name>month</name> <value> <loop> <start>1</start> <end>12</end> <step>1</step> <except> <value>3</value> <value>6</value> </except> </loop> </value> </parameter> </parametersSweep> </task> </grmsJob> GrmsDescription: <grmsJob appId="calendar_example"> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar_PSit0"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>1.0</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> </task> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar_PSit1"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>2.0</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> </task> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar_PSit2"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>4.0</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> </task> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar_PSit3"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>5.0</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> </task> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar_PSit4"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>7.0</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> </task> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar_PSit5"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>8.0</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> </task> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar_PSit6"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>9.0</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> </task> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar_PSit7"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>10.0</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> </task> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar_PSit8"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>11.0</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> </task> <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar_PSit9"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>12.0</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> </task> </grmsJob>
tasks_statuses
- tasks_statuses <jobId> - lists tasks constituting the given job with their statuses.
$ qcg-broker tasks_statuses 1305550554579_calendar_example_5366 UserDN = /C=PL/O=GRID/O=PSNC/CN=Tomasz Piontek ProxyLifetime = 0 Days 11 Hours 41 Minutes 30 Seconds Number of tasks: 10 Tasks statuses: calendar_PSit7 : FINISHED calendar_PSit6 : FINISHED calendar_PSit5 : FINISHED calendar_PSit4 : FINISHED calendar_PSit3 : FINISHED calendar_PSit2 : FINISHED calendar_PSit1 : FINISHED calendar_PSit0 : FINISHED calendar_PSit9 : FINISHED calendar_PSit8 : FINISHED ------ SUMMARY -------- Number of tasks: 10 FINISHED : 10
task_info
- task_info <jobId> <taskId> - displays information about the given job
$ qcg-broker task_info 1305550554579_calendar_example_5366 calendar_PSit0 UserDN = /C=PL/O=GRID/O=PSNC/CN=Tomasz Piontek ProxyLifetime = 0 Days 11 Hours 40 Minutes 11 Seconds TaskType: SINGLE SubmissionTime: Mon May 16 14:55:57 CEST 2011 FinishTime: Mon May 16 14:56:27 CEST 2011 ProxyLifetime: PT0S Status: FINISHED StatusDesc: StartTime: Mon May 16 14:56:04 CEST 2011 DescriptionType: <task persistent="true" taskId="calendar_PSit0"> <execution type="single"> <executable> <execFile> <file> <location type="URL">file:////usr/bin/cal</location> </file> </execFile> </executable> <arguments> <value>1.0</value> <value>2010</value> </arguments> <stdout> <file> <location type="URL">${TASK_DIR}/stdout.txt</location> </file> </stdout> </execution> </task> Coallocation: UserDN: /C=PL/O=GRID/O=PSNC/CN=Tomasz Piontek HostName: grass1.man.poznan.pl ProcessesCount: 1 ProcessesGroupId: Status: FINISHED StatusDescription: SubmissionTime: Mon May 16 14:56:04 CEST 2011 FinishTime: Mon May 16 14:56:21 CEST 2011 LocalSubmissionTime: Mon May 16 14:56:06 CEST 2011 LocalStartTime: Mon May 16 14:56:10 CEST 2011 LocalFinishTime: Mon May 16 14:56:10 CEST 2011