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When jobs are submitted, Condor must allocate available resources to the requesting users. It does so by using a value called <i>userprio</i> (user priority). The lower the value of <i>userprio</i> the higher the priority for that user. For example, a user with <i>userprio</i> 5 has a higher priority than a user with <i>userprio</i> 50. The share of available machines that a user should be allocated is continuously calculated by Condor and changes based on the resource use of the individual. If a user has more machines allocated than the <i>userprio</i>, then the value will worsen by increasing over time. If a user has less machines allocated than the <i>userprio</i>, then it will improve by decreasing over time. This is how Condor fairly distributes machine resources to users.
When jobs are submitted, Condor must allocate available resources to the requesting users. It does so by using a value called <i>userprio</i> (user priority). The lower the value of <i>userprio</i> the higher the priority for that user. For example, a user with <i>userprio</i> 5 has a higher priority than a user with <i>userprio</i> 50. The share of available machines that a user should be allocated is continuously calculated by Condor and changes based on the resource use of the individual. If a user has more machines allocated than the <i>userprio</i>, then the value will worsen by increasing over time. If a user has less machines allocated than the <i>userprio</i>, then it will improve by decreasing over time. This is how Condor fairly distributes machine resources to users.
On the stats cluster, each student and faculty member are given a specific base <i>userprio</i>. Any non-UConn user of the cluster receives a different base value such that priority is given to UConn users. As users claim machines their user priority will adjust accordingly.
On the stats cluster, each student and faculty member are given a specific <i>priority factor</i> of 1000. This is used to calculate the effective priority of a user. Any non-UConn user of the cluster has a priority factor of 2000 so that priority is given to UConn users. As users claim machines their effective priority will adjust accordingly.
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