Is there any possibility to send a command to FFASTrans to exit the program and stop all the processes?
In farm mode it takes a lot time to make the round of every server.
If the CLI command exists, it's easy to write a batch script that looks for some trigger (file) at shared directory and properly stops the local instance of FFastrans. Killing process is not a very good way
It's one of the functions of Farm Manager.
FFASTrans command line interface to stop instance
FFASTrans command line interface to stop instance
Alexander Sorkin
Re: FFASTrans command line interface to stop instance
How many hosts do you really have in your farm?
If you stop all running workflows in one GUI, all hosts should stop when they are finished with their current node. After that, it's all safe to kill FFAStrans.exe. The system is designed to handle that kind of scenario.
Anyway, FFAStrans does not (yet) have any command line swithes. But I'll take a note at your suggestion
-steinar
If you stop all running workflows in one GUI, all hosts should stop when they are finished with their current node. After that, it's all safe to kill FFAStrans.exe. The system is designed to handle that kind of scenario.
Anyway, FFAStrans does not (yet) have any command line swithes. But I'll take a note at your suggestion
-steinar
Re: FFASTrans command line interface to stop instance
Now I have five hosts in two different farms. The first farm contains network greedy workflows (video indexing). While the second farm runs workflows with heavy processor's demands (coding).
My first attempt when all workflows were at the same farm lead to either overloaded network or underruning processor.
My first attempt when all workflows were at the same farm lead to either overloaded network or underruning processor.
Alexander Sorkin