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-====== Contributed tips and howtos ====== 
  
-//This section aims at gathering additional contributions to the documentation. Those contribution can be written by OAR users for other OAR users. Please feel free to add content by creating and referencing new documentation pages here.// 
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-  * Installation of OAR 
-    * [[Using OAR on Debian based systems]] 
-    * [[Using OAR on Redhat based systems]] 
-    * [[oar-docker|Building a virtual cluster using Docker]] 
-    * [[oar-vagrant|Testing OAR's installation using Vagrant]] 
-    * [[Example of setup with OAR energy saving mechanism]] 
-  * Database management 
-    * [[Migration from a Mysql to a PostgreSQL database]] 
-    * [[How to handle a bigger and bigger OAR database]] 
-  * Resources setup 
-    * [[Using Hyperthreading on nodes]] 
-    * [[managing_resources_cpu_gpu|Managing resources (CPU, GPU, ...)]] 
-    * [[Multi-cluster with priority]] 
-    * [[disk_reservation|Coupling disk and compute resources]] 
-  * Job types 
-    * [[Job types|More info on job types]] 
-  * User interface and APIs 
-    * [[wiki:todos:Use OAR Restful API with FastCGI and Ident on CentOS6]] 
-    * [[OAR DRMAA interface]] 
-  * Job admission rules 
-    * [[customization_tips|Some customization tips]] 
-    * [[Some examples of admission rules]] 
-  * Job execution 
-    * [[Job event notifications]] 
-    * [[An equivalent to Slurm's srun for OAR]] 
-    * [[CRIU|Using CRIU for the job checkpointing]] 
-    * [[coupling_oarsh_with_gnu_parallel_to_mimic_salloc_srun]] 
-    * [[gvirt|gvirt - make OAR jobs execute code in VMs]] 
-  * Misc 
-    * [[About the General Data Protection Regulation]] 
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-====== External documentations ====== 
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-//This section lists documentations of platforms which use OAR as their resources and tasks manager, and provides documentation pages for usage of OAR (to their users). 
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-**Warning:** these documentations have platform specific information, which may not be relevant for other OAR installations (OAR is very customizable !).// 
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-  * Igrida's tutorial: http://igrida.gforge.inria.fr/tutorial.html 
-  * Grid'5000's documentation: https://www.grid5000.fr/mediawiki/index.php/OAR2_use_cases 
-  * ULHPC's documentation:  
-    * https://hpc.uni.lu/users/docs/oar.html 
-    * https://hpc.uni.lu/users/docs/scheduler.html 
-  * Ciment's tutorial: https://ciment.ujf-grenoble.fr/wiki/index.php/OAR_tutorial 
-//Please let us know ([[oar-users@lists.gforge.inria.fr]]) if you want to contribute to OAR by having the documentation of your platform referenced here as well ! It would be very welcome.// 
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-====== Related tools documentations ======  
-//This section lists some known companion tools for OAR, please fill free to [[mailto:oar-users@gforge.inria.fr|let us know]] if you which us to add a tool you develop to that list.// 
-  * [[http://kadeploy3.gforge.inria.fr/|Kadeploy3]] is a efficient and scalable and reliable cluster deployment tool that can be coupled with OAR (deploy job type) 
-  * [[http://taktuk.gforge.inria.fr/|TakTuk]] is powerful parallel remote executions tool, with can be used in OAR. 
-  * [[http://cigri.imag.fr/|Cigri]] is a lightweight grid middle-ware designed to run on top of a set of OAR clusters to manage efficiently large sets of multi-parametric tasks (also called bag-of-tasks). 
-  * [[https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel|GNU Parallel]] car run batch of parallel tasks in a OAR job. 
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