Hello,
I have a node where I've installed QluMan 10.1.1 so I can configure the Cluster using the GUI. Now this node is NOT added to the cluster (i.e. not currently booting any OS image) so it's somewhat "wasted".
As far as I understood the OS images are executed in the nodes in RAM memory. So theoretically I could boot this node with an OS image and later mount the fs to try qluman-10.1.1.19-singularity.sqsh however I don't see how that could work because of lib compatibility. Is that correct/feasible?
And I wonder if there is a container image already built specifically to run the qluman.sqsh application. I couldn't find none so far and I wanted to ask before starting to explore this path.
What do you recommend?
Cheers,
Hernán
"H" == Hernán Morales Durand hernan.morales@gmail.com writes:
Hi Hernán,
the best way is to install singularity >= 2.6 on your workstation. Then you can just run qluman-qt from there.
H> Hello, I have a node where I've installed QluMan 10.1.1 so I can H> configure the Cluster using the GUI. Now this node is NOT added H> to the cluster (i.e. not currently booting any OS image) so it's H> somewhat "wasted".
H> As far as I understood the OS images are executed in the nodes in H> RAM memory. So theoretically I could boot this node with an OS H> image and later mount the fs to try H> qluman-10.1.1.19-singularity.sqsh however I don't see how that H> could work because of lib compatibility. Is that H> correct/feasible?
Yes, but in this case it would be btter to just install the qluman-qt package inside of the chroot used by the image botted on the node.
H> And I wonder if there is a container image already built H> specifically to run the qluman.sqsh application. I couldn't find H> none so far and I wanted to ask before starting to explore this H> path.
qluman.sqsh is full-blown container. All you need is the singularity binary to run it.
H> What do you recommend?
See above.
Cheers,
Roland