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A Batch Job is a computing job that ...
- See: Batch Processing.
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2014
- https://kb.iu.edu/d/afrx
- QUOTE: A batch job is a computer program or set of programs processed in batch mode. This means that a sequence of commands to be executed by the operating system is listed in a file (often called a batch file, command file, or shell script) and submitted for execution as a single unit. The opposite of a batch job is interactive processing, in which a user enters individual commands to be processed immediately.
In many cases, batch jobs accumulate during working hours, and are then executed during the evening or another time the computer is idle. This is often the best way to run programs that place heavy demands on the computer.
On high-performance compute clusters, users typically submit batch jobs to queues, which are classes of compute nodes, managed by a resource manager, such as LoadLeveler and TORQUE (also known as Portable Batch System). Frequently, clusters employ separate job schedulers, such as Moab, to dispatch batch jobs based on the availability of compute resources, job requirements specified by users, and usage policies set by cluster administrators.
- QUOTE: A batch job is a computer program or set of programs processed in batch mode. This means that a sequence of commands to be executed by the operating system is listed in a file (often called a batch file, command file, or shell script) and submitted for execution as a single unit. The opposite of a batch job is interactive processing, in which a user enters individual commands to be processed immediately.