Subsections

3 Section [simulation]

This section is used to specify options when Haizea runs in simulation

This section is required when:

1 Option clock

Valid values:
real, simulated
Required:
No (default is real)
Description:
Type of clock to use in simulation:

2 Option starttime

Valid values:
An ISO timestamp: i.e., YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
Required:
Only if
Description:
Time at which simulated clock will start.

3 Option resources

Valid values:
Any string
Required:
Yes
Description:
Simulated resources. This option can take two values, ``in-tracefile'' (which means that the description of the simulated site is in the tracefile) or a string specifying a site with homogeneous resources. The format is:

<numnodes> [ <resource_type>:<resource_quantity>]+

For example, ``4 CPU:100 Memory:1024'' describes a site with four nodes, each with one CPU and 1024 MB of memory.

4 Option imagetransfer-bandwidth

Valid values:
An integer number
Required:
Yes
Description:
Bandwidth (in Mbps) available for image transfers. This would correspond to the outbound network bandwidth of the node where the images are stored.

5 Option stop-when

Valid values:
all-leases-done, besteffort-submitted, besteffort-done
Required:
No (default is all-leases-done)
Description:
When using the simulated clock, this specifies when the simulation must end. Valid options are:

6 Option status-message-interval

Valid values:
An integer number
Required:
No
Description:
If specified, the simulated clock will print a status message with some basic statistics. This is useful to keep track of long simulations. The interval is specified in minutes.

Borja Sotomayor 2009-12-17