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Every 6 months, there is an HTCondor workshop. Presentations are usually very helpfull, especially if you want to go into details of HTCondor (API, DAGMan, ...). You can find the agenda of the latest one [https://indico.cern.ch/event/936993/timetable/#20200921.detailed here] | Every 6 months, there is an HTCondor workshop. Presentations are usually very helpfull, especially if you want to go into details of HTCondor (API, DAGMan, ...). You can find the agenda of the latest one [https://indico.cern.ch/event/936993/timetable/#20200921.detailed here] | ||
For users, we recommend following [https://indico.cern.ch/event/936993/contributions/4022073/attachments/2105538/3540926/2020-Koch-User-Tutorial.pdf this presentation], that should give you an idea of how to submit jobs. | For new users, we recommend following [https://indico.cern.ch/event/936993/contributions/4022073/attachments/2105538/3540926/2020-Koch-User-Tutorial.pdf this presentation], that should give you an idea of how to submit jobs. | ||
Revision as of 10:23, 2 October 2020
This is only a quick first draft for you to learn more on how to use HTCondor.
Status of Machine Migration to the New Cluster
- User Interfaces (UI): m2, m3
- Worker nodes: ~7000 slots
HTCondor Official Documentation
Have a look at the official User Manual on the HTCondor website.
It is very well done and explains all available features.
HTCondor Workshop Presentation
Every 6 months, there is an HTCondor workshop. Presentations are usually very helpfull, especially if you want to go into details of HTCondor (API, DAGMan, ...). You can find the agenda of the latest one here
For new users, we recommend following this presentation, that should give you an idea of how to submit jobs.