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cdluminate/tasque: Zero-Config Single-Node Workload Manager

Tasque (Task Queue) is a simple workload manager for single-node usage that can be used out-of-the-box. It is resource-aware (e.g. CPU, Memory, GPU, Video Memory), and can automatically schedule the submitted jobs in a sensible way. It is much more light-weight compared to cluster workload managers such as Slurm and PBS, while being much smarter than a casually rushed script using tmux, screen, or alike. Tasque is written by the author for scheduling batches of machine learning experiments (e.g. caffe, pytorch, tensorflow).

Tasque has the following characteristics:

1. Submitted jobs (command lines) will be automatically scheduled to run when there is enough resource to do so.
2. The daemon is resource-aware, namely it is able to plan the usage of either CPU, Memory, GPU, or Video memory. When resource is aboundant, tasks may be scheduled to run in parallel.
3. The default behavior is to execute the given commands in the FIFO order.
4. Tasks with high priority values will be scheduled to run prior to the rest.
5. The queue is stored in an SQLite3 database, and will not be lost in case of powerloss.
6. Users can assign text annotations with the tasks in database.
7. Requires no configuration and can be used out-of-the-box.

This tools is available on Pypi. Just issue the following command:

Note that some new language features may be used in the code. There is no plan to support older versions of python3. Hence python3 >= 3.8 is recommended.

In case you want to install it from source:

Copyright (C) 2016-2021 Mo Zhou <lumin@debian.org>
Released under the MIT/Expat License.

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