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The '''Supervisor Monitoring Scheduler''' (or '''SMS''') is a [[job scheduler]] infrastructure for [[Linux]]-based systems, formerly licensed and maintained by the [[European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts]] (ECMWF). It is used to submit batch jobs to different hosts through, for example, [[Secure Shell|ssh]]. Server-host interaction is assured through [[Remote Procedure Call|RPC]] calls. |
The '''Supervisor Monitoring Scheduler''' (or '''SMS''') is a [[job scheduler]] infrastructure for [[Linux]]-based systems, formerly licensed and maintained by the [[European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts]] (ECMWF). It is used to submit batch jobs to different hosts through, for example, [[Secure Shell|ssh]]. Server-host interaction is assured through [[Remote Procedure Call|RPC]] calls. |
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The Supervisor Monitoring Scheduler (or SMS) is a job scheduler infrastructure for Linux-based systems, formerly licensed and maintained by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF). It is used to submit batch jobs to different hosts through, for example, ssh. Server-host interaction is assured through RPC calls.
SMS has been used by ECMWF member states for operational work (controlling job queues for numerical weather forecast runs). It uses a CLI prompt (CDP) to define job hierarchies from definition files, and when a job suite is defined, it can be controlled and monitored through an X-motif GUI interface called Xcdp.
SMS is no longer available for download, having been replaced by ecFlow
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