CCL: Queuing system recommendations?

[Herbert Fruchtl <herbert.fruchtl ~~ st-andrews.ac.uk>]

 Sent to CCL by: Herbert Fruchtl [herbert.fruchtl]^[st-andrews.ac.uk]
For ease of installation and use, it's a toss-up between SGE
 (Gridengine) and
 Torque. I personally like the SGE GUI, but I think Torque nowadays also
 comes
 with one (haven't used it since the free version of PBS (one of
 them...) turned
 into Torque). I think both have Ubuntu (and presumably Debian)
 installers. SLURM
 is slowly catching up, but not quite as easy to install, and it has no
 GUI.
 HTH,
   Herbert
 On 30/10/12 23:31, Victor Rosas Garcia rosas.victor#%#gmail.com wrote:
>  Hello everybody,
>  I'm thinking about setting up a queuing system for my cluster, but I am really
>  at a loss about how to choose one.  I have heard about Torque and SQS, but never
>  used any of them.  My cluster is a small, Debian-based 32-cpu cluster with local
>  scratch disk space for each 4-cpu box.  So, I would like to know, what do
>  CCL'ers actually use to queue their jobs?
>  My calcs use a mix of mostly GAMESS-US and GROMACS with some ORCA.  Both GAMESS
>  and GROMACS can easily use the whole cluster, but the ORCA calcs cannot use the
>  whole cluster, thus the need to have them waiting for the next available box.
>  Best regards
>  Victor
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