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- | oar-docker is a set of docker | + | OAR-docker is a tool to setup a cluster |
- | oar-docker is a python package available from the public repository, see: https:// | + | OAR-docker is the perfect tool for testing OAR developments. It also allows prototyping the use of other tools on top of OAR. |
- | oar-docker source repository is hosted on github: https:// | + | A deployment of a sandbox OAR cluster only takes a few seconds on a simple laptop. Node count is 3 by default, but larger clusters up hundreds of nodes can be created. A cluster of N nodes run on a machine with C core will count a total of N*C cores. |
- | It's currently in active development, | + | |
+ | ==== Intallation and usage ==== | ||
+ | * oar-docker is a python package available from the public repository, see: https:// | ||
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+ | * oar-docker source repository is hosted on github: https:// | ||
See the **README** file either on [[https:// | See the **README** file either on [[https:// | ||
+ | ==== Examples ==== | ||
+ | * [[oardocker setup for Grid' |