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 SPHINXBUILD   = sphinx-build
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docs/source/adapters/batchsystem.rst

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+.. _ref_batch_system_adapter:
+
+=====================
+Batch System Adapters
+=====================
+
+Fake Batch System Adapter
+-------------------------
+
+.. |FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_utilization| replace:: :py:meth:`~tardis.adapters.batchsystems.fakebatchsystem.FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_utilization`
+
+.. |FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_allocation| replace:: :py:meth:`~tardis.adapters.batchsystems.fakebatchsystem.FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_allocation`
+
+.. |FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_machine_status| replace:: :py:meth:`~tardis.adapters.batchsystems.fakebatchsystem.FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_machine_status`
+
+The :py:class:`~tardis.adapters.batchsystems.fakebatchsystem.FakeBatchSystemAdapter`
+implements a batch system adapter that mocks the response of hypothetical batch system.
+It can be used for testing purposes and as a demonstrator in workshops and tutorials.
+
+The mocked response to the |FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_allocation|, |FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_utilization| and
+|FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_machine_status| API calls is configurable statically in the adapter configuration.
+
+Available configuration options
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
++----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------+
+| Option         | Short Description                                                   | Requirement     |
++================+=====================================================================+=================+
+| adapter        | Name of the adapter (FakeBatchSystem)                               |  **Required**   |
++----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------+
+| allocation     | Mocked response to |FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_allocation| call     |  **Required**   |
++----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------+
+| utilization    | Mocked response to |FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_utilization| call    |  **Required**   |
++----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------+
+| machine_status | Mocked response to |FakeBatchSystemAdapter.get_machine_status| call |  **Required**   |
++----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------+
+
+Example configuration
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+.. code-block:: yaml
+
+    BatchSystem:
+        adapter: FakeBatchSystem
+        allocation: 1.0
+        utilization: 1.0
+        machine_status: Available
+
+HTCondor Batch System Adapter
+-----------------------------
+.. |HTCondorAdapter.get_utilization| replace:: :py:meth:`~tardis.adapters.batchsystems.htcondor.HTCondorAdapter.get_utilization`
+
+.. |HTCondorAdapter.get_allocation| replace:: :py:meth:`~tardis.adapters.batchsystems.htcondor.HTCondorAdapter.get_allocation`
+
+.. |HTCondorAdapter.get_machine_status| replace:: :py:meth:`~tardis.adapters.batchsystems.htcondor.HTCondorAdapter.get_machine_status`
+
+The :py:class:`~tardis.adapters.batchsystems.htcondor.HTCondorAdapter` implements the TARDIS interface to dynamically
+integrate and manage opportunistic resources with the HTCondor batch system.
+
+Information provider for the API calls |HTCondorAdapter.get_utilization|, |HTCondorAdapter.get_allocation| and
+|HTCondorAdapter.get_machine_status| is the HTCondor ``condor_status`` command, which is called asynchronously and its
+output is cached for a configurable time ``max_age``.
+
+|HTCondorAdapter.get_machine_status| returns the status of the worker node by taking into account the HTCondor
+ClassAds ``State`` and ``Activity``. It can take the states ``Available``, ``Draining``, ``Drained`` and
+``NotAvailable``.
+
+The allocation and utilization of a worker node is defined as maximum and minimum of the relative ratio of requested
+over total resources such as CPU, Memory, Disk, respectively. Which resource ratios to take into account can be
+configured via the ``ratios`` option. Any valid HTCondor expression that returns a floating point number is accepted.
+
+Additional options for the condor_status call can be added by using the ``options`` option.
+
+For example
+
+.. code-block:: yaml
+
+    options:
+      pool: htcondor.example
+
+translates into ``condor_status ... -pool htcondor.example``.
+
+Available configuration options
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
++----------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------+
+| Option         | Short Description                                                       | Requirement     |
++================+=========================================================================+=================+
+| adapter        | Name of the adapter (HTCondor)                                          |  **Required**   |
++----------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------+
+| max_age        | Maximum age of the cached ``condor_status`` information in minutes      |  **Required**   |
++----------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------+
+| ratios         | HTCondor expressions used to determine allocation and utilization       |  **Required**   |
++----------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------+
+| options        | Additional command line options to add to the ``condor_status`` command |  **Optional**   |
++----------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------------+
+
+
+Example configuration
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+.. code-block:: yaml
+
+    BatchSystem:
+        adapter: HTCondor
+        max_age: 1
+        ratios:
+            cpu_ratio: Real(TotalSlotCpus-Cpus)/TotalSlotCpus
+            memory_ratio: Real(TotalSlotMemory-Memory)/TotalSlotMemory
+        options:
+            pool: my-htcondor.mysite.mydomain
+
+Your favorite batch system is currently not supported?
+Please, have a look at
+:ref:`how to contribute.<ref_contribute_batch_system_adapter>`