4.1 Queue configuration

Under TORQUE, queue configuration is accomplished using the Server high availability command. With this tool, the first step is to create the queue. This is accomplished using the create subcommand of qmgr as in the following example:

Once created, the queue must be configured to be operational. At a minimum, this includes setting the options started and enabled. Further configuration is possible using any combination of the attributes listed in what follows.

For Boolean attributes, T, t, 1, Y, and y are all synonymous with "TRUE," and F, f, 0, N, and n all mean "FALSE."

For queue_type, E and R are synonymous with "Execution" and "Routing" (respectively).

See these topics for more details:

• Queue attributes
• Example queue configuration
• Setting a default queue
• Mapping a queue to subset of resources
• Creating a routing queue

Related topics 

• Server parameters
• qalter - command which can move jobs from one queue to another

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