This repository contains the reference data of Grid5000. The raw data is located in the "data" directory. You may change or add files by hand, but you could also use a specific generator called "grid5000.rb", which is available in the "generators" directory. Given one or more input files that describe in Ruby the data you want to add, it will generate the raw json files, directories and hard links needed.
This repository contains the reference data of Grid5000. The raw data is located in the "data" directory. You may change or add files by hand, but you could also use a specific generator called "grid5000.rb", which is available in the "generators" directory. Given one or more input files that describe in Ruby the data you want to add, it will generate the raw json files, directories and hard links needed.
# Getting started
# Getting started
Right now, the easiest way to get started is to look at some existing input files in the "genrators/input" directory. There you can see how you define sites, clusters, nodes and environments programmatically. Then you can create or change an existing input file and run it in simulation mode (your changes won't be applied but you'll see what will be changed).
Right now, the easiest way to get started is to look at some existing input files in the "generators/input" directory. There you can see how you define sites, clusters, nodes and environments programmatically. Then you can create or change an existing input file and run it in simulation mode (your changes won't be applied but you'll see what will be changed).
Run the "grid5000.rb" script without options ($ ruby grid5000.rb) to see how to use it.
Run the "grid5000.rb" script without options ($ ruby grid5000.rb) to see how to use it.
