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Chapter 3Automating the Installation ProcessThis chapter describes how the software installation process for grid engine software can be automated. Currently, you may only perform this procedure as the administrative user. If you attempt to use this procedure running as the root user, the procedure will fail. Using the inst_sge Utility and a Configuration TemplateThe inst_sge utility is a general-purpose script that can be used on any host to install locally as a master, administration, execution, submit or shadow master host. You can use this utility in interactive mode to supplant any of the commands that were described in Chapter 2, Installing the Grid Engine Software Interactively. In addition, the inst_sge utility can be used in combination with a configuration file to automate system installation. Note - When the inst_sge utility is used in combination with a configuration file to automate system installation, the user will receive no feedback from the system. However, a log file is created in the sge-root/cell/spool directory. If the installation script fails to complete, the log file can be found under the /tmp directory.
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# chown -R sgeadmin /opt/n1ge6 |
Create a copy of the configuration template, sge-root/util/install_modules/inst_template.conf.
# cd sge-root/util/install_modules # cp inst_template.conf my_configuration.conf |
Edit your configuration template, using the values from the worksheet you completed in Plan the Installation.
Start the installation.
In this example, the local machine is installed as a master host and an execution host. In addition, the -auto option sets up any remote hosts, as specified in the configuration file.
# cd sge-root # ./inst_sge -m -x -auto ./util/install_modules/my_configuration.conf |
A log file of the master installation is created in the sge-root/default/spool/qmaster directory. The file name is created using the format install_hostname_date_time.log.
#------------------------------------------------- # SGE default configuration file #------------------------------------------------- # Use always fully qualified pathnames, please # SGE_ROOT Path, this is basic information #(mandatory for qmaster and execd installation) SGE_ROOT="/opt/n1ge6" # SGE_QMASTER_PORT is used by qmaster for communication # Please enter the port in this way: 1300 # Please do not this: 1300/tcp #(mandatory for qmaster installation) SGE_QMASTER_PORT="536" # SGE_EXECD_PORT is used by execd for communication # Please enter the port in this way: 1300 # Please do not this: 1300/tcp #(mandatory for qmaster installation) SGE_EXECD_PORT="537" # CELL_NAME, will be a dir in SGE_ROOT, contains the common dir # Please enter only the name of the cell. No path, please #(mandatory for qmaster and execd installation) CELL_NAME="default" # ADMIN_USER, if you want to use a different admin user than the owner, # of SGE_ROOT, you have to enter the user name, here # Leaving this blank, the owner of the SGE_ROOT dir will be used as admin user ADMIN_USER="" # The dir, where qmaster spools this parts, which are not spooled by DB #(mandatory for qmaster installation) QMASTER_SPOOL_DIR="/opt/n1ge6/default/spool/qmaster" # The dir, where the execd spools (active jobs) # This entry is needed, even if your are going to use # berkeley db spooling. Only cluster configuration and jobs will # be spooled in the database. The execution daemon still needs a spool # directory #(mandatory for qmaster installation) EXECD_SPOOL_DIR="/opt/n1ge6/default/spool" # For monitoring and accounting of jobs, every job will get # unique GID. So you have to enter a free GID Range, which # is assigned to each job running on a machine. # If you want to run 100 Jobs at the same time on one host you # have to enter a GID-Range like that: 16000-16100 #(mandatory for qmaster installation) GID_RANGE="20000-20100" # If SGE is compiled with -spool-dynamic, you have to enter here, which # spooling method should be used. (classic or berkeleydb) #(mandatory for qmaster installation) SPOOLING_METHOD="berkeleydb" # Name of the Server, where the Spooling DB is running on # if spooling methode is berkeleydb, it must be "none", when # using no spooling server and it must containe the servername # if a server should be used. In case of "classic" spooling, # can be left out DB_SPOOLING_SERVER="none" # The dir, where the DB spools # If berkeley db spooling is used, it must contain the path to # the spooling db. Please enter the full path. (eg. /tmp/data/spooldb) # Remember, this directory must be local on the qmaster host or on the # Berkeley DB Server host. No NSF mount, please DB_SPOOLING_DIR="/opt/n1ge6/default/spooldb" # A List of Host which should become admin hosts # If you do not enter any host here, you have to add all of your hosts # by hand, after the installation. The autoinstallation works without # any entry ADMIN_HOST_LIST="host1" # A List of Host which should become submit hosts # If you do not enter any host here, you have to add all of your hosts # by hand, after the installation. The autoinstallation works without # any entry SUBMIT_HOST_LIST="host1" # A List of Host which should become exec hosts # If you do not enter any host here, you have to add all of your hosts # by hand, after the installation. The autoinstallation works without # any entry # (mandatory for execution host installation) EXEC_HOST_LIST="host1" # The dir, where the execd spools (local configuration) # If you want configure your execution daemons to spool in # a local directory, you have to enter this directory here. # If you do not want to configure a local execution host spool directory # please leave this empty EXECD_SPOOL_DIR_LOCAL="" # If true, the domainnames will be ignored, during the hostname resolving # if false, the fully qualified domain name will be used for name resolving HOSTNAME_RESOLVING="true" # Shell, which should be used for remote installation (rsh/ssh) # This is only supported, if your hosts and rshd/sshd is configured, # not to ask for a password, or promting any message. SHELL_NAME="rsh" # Enter your default domain, if you are using /etc/hosts or NIS configuration DEFAULT_DOMAIN="none" # If a job stops, fails, finnish, you can send a mail to this adress ADMIN_MAIL="my.name@sun.com" # If true, the rc scripts (sgemaster, sgeexecd, sgebdb) will be added, # to start automatically during boottime ADD_TO_RC="true" #If this is "true" the file permissions of executables will be set to 755 #and of ordenary file to 644. SET_FILE_PERMS="true" # This option is not implemented, yet. # When a exechost should be uninstalled, the running jobs will be rescheduled RESCHEDULE_JOBS="wait" # Enter a one of the three distributed scheduler tuning configuration sets # (1=normal, 2=high, 3=max) SCHEDD_CONF="1" # The name of the shadow host. This host must have read/write permission # to the qmaster spool directory # If you want to setup a shadow host, you must enter the servername # (mandatory for shadowhost installation) SHADOW_HOST="hostname" # Remove this execution hosts in automatic mode # (mandatory for unistallation of executions hosts) EXEC_HOST_LIST_RM="host2 host3 host4" # This is a Windows specific part of the auto isntallation template # If you going to install windows executions hosts, you have to enable the # windows support. To do this, please set the WINDOWS_SUPPORT variable # to "true". ("false" is disabled) # (mandatory for qmaster installation, by default WINDOWS_SUPPORT is # disabled) WINDOWS_SUPPORT="false" # Enabling the WINDOWS_SUPPORT, recommends the following parameter. # The WIN_ADMIN_NAME will be added to the list of SGE managers. # Without adding the WIN_ADMIN_NAME the execution host installation # won't install correctly. # WIN_ADMIN_NAME is set to "Administrator" which is default on most # Windows systems. In some cases the WIN_ADMIN_NAME can be prefixed with # the windows domain name (eg. DOMAIN+Administrator) # (mandatory for qmaster installation) WIN_ADMIN_NAME="Administrator" |
If you do not want your execution hosts to spool locally, be sure to set EXECD_SPOOL_DIR_LOCAL="", with no space between the double quotes ("").
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