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cea-hpc
Scalable cluster administration Python framework — Manage node sets, node groups and execute commands on cluster nodes in parallel.
Develop `/etc/bash_completion.d/clush` and `/etc/bash_completion.d/nodeset` to provide intelligent completion for these tools.
```bash $ cluset -e wolf-100vm3,wolf-122,wolf-123,wolf-124,wolf-125,wolf-126,wolf-127,wolf-128,wolf-129 wolf-122 wolf-123 wolf-124 wolf-125 wolf-126 wolf-127 wolf-128 wolf-129 wolf-100vm3 ``` An option to not reorder the list would be useful as It could be that...
With pdsh, I can set `PDSH_SSH_ARGS_APPEND` to some ssh command-line options ahead of doing a bunch of `pdsh` commands to avoid having to repeat those options on every `pdsh` invocation....
How can I have different options for different groups of nodes a la `clush.conf` style? For example for hosts foo-[1-5], I want to set `ssh_options` to one set of options...
Code: `result = {}` `for output,nodelist in task.iter_buffers():` `for node in nodelist:` `result[node] = str(output)` this produces output `{: "invalid parameter dump_kernel'\nopen(dump_kernel) failed: No such file or directory"}`
hi! there's now a guix package avaiable for clustershell. for details see the commit http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix.git/commit/?id=ae72b8f55bba87eb87285eee9bdeaa95f213efd2 maybe you find the time to review the package. you can contribute via patches or...
clush man page says using `-W exec` will result in commands being executed **locally**. However, when a topology is enabled, such command will be dispatched on gateways as much as...
The current copy and rcopy functions use scp. This is fine for small payloads. However for larger payloads that rarely change rsync is faster and uses less bandwidth. Would it...
When using clush -u _timeout_ -b, clush doesn't display the number of nodes associated with the nodeset that timed out.
Hello, whenever we run commands using task.shell(command,nodes) there are some messages mostly gibberish , how can we silence those messages something like clush -o -q -w node[1-100] 'uname -a' -q,...
