48 | | [[qcg-advance-client]] |
| 44 | = QCG Broker Client = |
| 45 | The page describes the usage of the QCG-Broker Client, which is the command line text client for the QCG-Broker service. |
| 46 | The QCG-client can operate in two modes: |
| 47 | * in the Simple mode - recommended for most of the users. The Simple mode offers the most frequently used functionality of the QCG in a very simple and intuitive way, |
| 48 | * in the [[qcg-advanced-client Advance Mode]] which is recommended for advanced users for which the functionality of the Simple mode is not sufficient. |
| 49 | |
| 50 | == QCG Simple Client |
| 51 | The QCG Simple client is recommended for all users who do not need advanced capabilities of the QCG middleware like workflows, parallel jobs with topologies or parameter sweep jobs. In return, it offers access to the most frequently used functionality in very simple and intuitive way. |
| 52 | The QCG Simple client consists of a set of command line tools modelled after the set of tools known from popular queueing systems. |
| 53 | All tasks submitted to be executed by QCG-Broker must be described in a formal way using the concept of directives known also from queueing systems. |
| 54 | |
| 55 | === qcg-* tools === |
| 56 | |
| 57 | === QCG-Simple description format === |
| 58 | |