Metronome Configuration Parameters
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Starting in Metronome 2.2.0, the following parameters are deprecated. The default configuration file now uses UPPERCASE naming, although the lower case versions will still be supported. Use the appropriate substitution when updating your configuration file:
Starting with Metronome 2.5.3, we ship a well-commented example configuration file with an exhastive set of options. You may find that file (
The Metronome configuration on each submit/archive node is determined by the settings in the nmi.conf configuration file. This page is a list of all the available parameters.
Any text after a hash character (#) is considered a comment. The syntax for each line in the configuration file is:
# Comments are ignored = # inline comment
Starting in Metronome 2.2.0, the following parameters are deprecated. The default configuration file now uses UPPERCASE naming, although the lower case versions will still be supported. Use the appropriate substitution when updating your configuration file:
database-> DB_NAMEmysqlhost-> DB_HOSTmysqlport-> DB_PORTusername-> DB_USERpassword-> DB_PASSnmiprefix-> PATH_NMIcondor_base-> PATH_CONDORglobus-> PATH_GLOBUSrundir-> RUN_DIR
Starting with Metronome 2.5.3, we ship a well-commented example configuration file with an exhastive set of options. You may find that file (
etc/nmi.conf) more up-to-date or convenient to use. (It also won’t include any deprecated options, or options added after its release, we can reduce confusion.)