In order to proceed with these exercises, you need to:
• login to the glite-tutor.ct.infn.it machine (port 4422)
• Define new JDL files to run the jobs you wrote last class:
  • define a JDL assuming your jobs are parametric
  • define a JDL assuming your jobs are a collection
  • submit your new JDL files, wait for the results and compare the makespan of your new experiments with the one performed in the last class
  • Use some graphical tool to plot curves of makespan for all experiments according to the number of jobs submitted
  • Write your own scheduler such that each one of your jobs will choose to run in the "best" resource (define your choice of "best")
  • Compare your new experiments with the previous ones.

  You may want to have a look at JDL examples at GILDA APPLICATIONS

  For help with the gLite commands visit the GILDA wiki training material web page and follow the "Advanced" exercises or visit the gLite documentation page

You should handle: