torqq is a stub, local implementation of Portable Batch System (PBS) in pure Bash.
Typical use cases:
- debug your cluster scripts without having to wait in a queue;
- run batches of short jobs on your local machine using your cluster scripts.
Features:
- all jobs are ran locally;
- all jobs are executed immediately upon submission;
- no queue limits are enforced.
Requirements: bash, write access to /tmp.
qqsub [-q destination] [-l resource_list] [-v variable_list] script
Replacement for qsub. Options:
-v variable_list
Comma-separated list of environment variables that can be used within the script.
-q destination, -l resource_list
Added for compatibility, arguments are ignored.
Provided environment variables:
PBS_O_WORKDIR
The absolute path of the current working directory of the qqsub command.
qqstat [-u user_list] [-f]
Replacement for qstat. Options:
-f
Give full status descriptions.
-u user_list
Added for compatibility, argument is ignored.