Port of DrQueue to Python. IPython is used for network communication and task management.
Project description
This is a port of DrQueue to Python. IPython is used for network communication and task management. See more information at https://ssl.drqueue.org/redmine/projects/drqueueipython .
DrQueue has been created by Jorge Daza Garcia-Blanes. See http://www.drqueue.org for more information.
Design changes
Master runs IPController
Slave runs IPEngine
Clients can use the IPython.parallel.Client class to talk to IPController
No compiling needed anymore. Just Python code.
ZMQ, PyZMQ, MongoDB, PyMongo and IPython become dependencies.
MongoDB is be used for information storage of tasks, jobs, pools, … .
There is no direct access to frame information anymore. Jobs can be devided into tasks. Depending on the blocksize, one task can consist of one or more frames.
High water mark (HWM) can be set for IPEngines in order to control how many tasks are queued to each engine and to always keep some tasks for late joining engines.
DrQueueIPython provides a Python module for easy accces to the underlying technology. This makes integration into other software which uses Python possible.
Requirements
ZMQ >= 2.1.4 and pyzmq >= 2.1.4 from http://www.zeromq.org
IPython 0.11 from http://www.ipython.org
MongoDB >= 1.8 and PyMongo >= 1.10 from http://www.mongodb.org
Installation
Run “python setup.py install” to install DrQueue module and scripts.
For more information, see the DrQueueIPython wiki at https://ssl.drqueue.org/redmine/projects/drqueueipython/wiki .
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License
Copyright (C) 2011 Andreas Schroeder
Licensed under GNU General Public License version 3. See LICENSE for details.
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