Cluster Processes and Profiles

Start an MJS and workers, share cluster profiles

UNIX and DOS Control Scripts

admincenterStart Admin Center GUI
mdceInstall, start, stop, or uninstall mdce service
remotemdceExecute mdce command on one or more remote hosts by transport protocol
nodestatusStatus of mdce processes running on node
startjobmanagerStart job manager process
startworkerStart MATLAB worker session
stopjobmanagerStop job manager process
stopworkerStop MATLAB worker session

Examples and How To

Tools Workflow

Start Admin Center

Admin Center is a graphical user interface with which you can control and monitor the MATLAB® Distributed Computing Server™ processes of a MATLAB job scheduler (MJS) cluster.

Set Up Resources

To specify the hosts you want listed in Admin Center, click Add or Find in the Welcome dialog box, or if this is not a new session, click Add or Find in the Hosts module.

Test Connectivity

Admin Center lets you test communications between your MJS node, worker nodes, and the node where Admin Center is running.

Export and Import Sessions

By default, Admin Center saves the cluster definition, process status, and test results, so the next time the same user runs Admin Center on the same machine, that saved information is available and displayed by default.

Prepare for Cluster Profiles

Admin Center does not create cluster profiles, but the information displayed in Admin Center is of vital importance when you create your cluster profiles — information such as MJS name, MJS host, and number of workers.

Programmatic Workflow

Shut Down a Job Manager Cluster

Terminating parallel computing processes on your cluster

Concepts

Product Overview

Overview of the Parallel Computing Toolbox™ product and the MATLAB Distributed Computing Server product

Prepare for Parallel Computing

Examines network requirements and limitations for running Parallel Computing Toolbox software and MATLAB Distributed Computing Server software

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