Chipster JobManager
Chipster JobManager provides capabilities to move the Chipster job management responsibility away from clients to remote Chipster JobManager service. When JobManager is in use, the Chipster clients can start a job execution, save the session state locally and disconnect. Job is then executed on Chipster analysis servers and managed by the JobManager, which saves the results upon completion and reschedules the job in case the execution fails.
Documentation:
http://csc-it-center-for-science.github.io/chipster-job-manager/
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