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A Short Survey of Commercial Cluster Batch Schedulers
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Cluster ComputingEngineeringResource Management (Sustainable Manufacturing)Scheduling PoliciesHigh PerformanceOperations ResearchDefault SettingsShort SurveyComputing SystemsSystems EngineeringParallel ComputingJob SchedulerComputer EngineeringScheduling (Computing)Computer ScienceQueueing SystemsScheduling ProblemScheduling (Operating Systems)Real-time SystemsScheduling (Project Management)Workload ManagementResource OptimizationResource Management (Queueing Theory)
As high performance computing clusters are getting cheaper, they become more accessible. The various clusters are running a host of workload management software suites, which are getting more complex and offer cluster administrators numerous features, scheduling policies, job prioritization schemes, etc. In this paper we survey some of the common commercial workload managers on the market, covering their main features — specifically the scheduling policies and algorithms they support, their priority and queueing mechanisms, focusing on their default settings.