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Status Not under consideration
Workspace Spectrum Symphony
Components Version 7.1
Created by Guest
Created on Aug 22, 2018

RELATED IDEAS

User-based scheduling policy by SSM

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Add a new scheduling policy to consider resources a user used and make it fair among users. We could call it user-based (fair share) scheduling policy.

For example, for N users that has active sessions, each user can only get 1/N of total allocated slots to that application. Furthermore, we can make different users have different "weight" instead of the simple/uniform 1/N share

I remember in Spectrum LSF, there's a fair-share policy which considers "user" as input. While we may not need as complex as the fair-share policy in LSF, it'd be great that Symphony also have similar policies.

  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Nov 26, 2020

    .Tag Scheduling can be used to solve the case.

  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Oct 31, 2018

    I realized there's a feature called tag scheduling, which actually does provide what needed here, so we can close this one

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