flux-config-ingest(5)¶

DESCRIPTION¶

The Flux job-ingest service optionally modifies and validates job requests before announcing new jobs to the job-manager. Configuration of the job-ingest module can be accomplished via the ingest TOML table. See the KEYS section below for supported ingest table keys.

The job-ingest module implements a two stage pipeline for job requests. The first stage modifies jobspec and is implemented as a work crew of flux job-frobnicator processes. The second stage validates the modified requests and is implemented as a work crew of flux job-validator processes. The frobnicator is disabled by default, and the validator is enabled by default.

The frobnicator and validator each supports a set of plugins, and each plugin may consume additional arguments from the command line for specific configuration. The plugins and any arguments are configured in the ingest.frobnicator and ingest.validator TOML tables, respectively. See the FROBNICATOR KEYS and VALIDATOR KEYS sections for supported keys.

KEYS¶

batch-count: (optional) The job-ingest module batches sets of jobs together for efficiency. Normally this is done using a timer, but if the batch-count key is nonzero then jobs are batched based on a counter instead. This is mostly useful for testing.

FROBNICATOR KEYS¶

disable: (optional) A boolean indicating whether to disable job frobnication, usually for testing purposes.
plugins: (optional) An array of frobnicator plugins to use. The default value is [ "defaults", "constraints" ] which are needed for assigning configured jobspec defaults, and adding queue constraints, respectively. For a list of supported plugins on your system run flux job-frobnicator --list-plugins
args: (optional) An array of extra arguments to pass on the frobnicator command line. Valid arguments can be found by running flux job-frobnicator --plugins=LIST --help

VALIDATOR KEYS¶

disable: (optional) A boolean indicating whether to disable job validation. Disabling the job validator is not recommended, but may be useful for testing or high job throughput scenarios.
plugins: (optional) An array of validator plugins to use. The default value is [ "jobspec" ], which uses the Python Jobspec class as a validator. For a list of supported plugins on your system run flux job-validator --list-plugins
args: (optional) An array of extra arguments to pass on the validator command line. Valid arguments can be found by running flux job-validator --plugins=LIST --help

EXAMPLE¶

[ingest.frobnicator]
plugins = [ "defaults" ]

[ingest.validator]
plugins = [ "jobspec", "feasibility" ]
args =  [ "--require-version=1" ]

RESOURCES¶

Flux: http://flux-framework.org