Closed euhruska closed 6 years ago
Yes, it is. But you will have to use two different docker RabbitMQ instances. Each of those will have different ports and you can assign the respective ports to the AppManager in the two extasy scripts.
The port assigned should be the port that maps to 5672. See http://radicalentk-06.readthedocs.io/en/arch-v0.6/install.html#installing-rabbitmq-using-docker
Did you get a chance to try this out? Let me know if there are still any more issues.
I don't currently use docker
Still relevant, especially since bigger runs have a long wait time on bw. In that time can't run shorter simulations
currently limited by this issue, can't put any more jobs into the bw queue
Hey Eugen, you can use the same docker instance to run N number of EnTK scripts. The number of docker instances shouldn't be an issue any more.
If you still face any issues, please attach the EnTK verbose logs (from the stdout+stderr). Thanks.
will have to wait till the admin installs docker on my local system
What is the docker instance that you use right now? For any experiment.
I don't use docker, I install rabbitmq in conda
Ah okay. You can use the same rabbitmq-server for two EnTK scripts. The latest release (>=0.7), each EnTK run uses unique id.
works
I tried two extasy runs at the same time (with different setting), I got the below messages for both runs and nothing else happened:
I sit possible to runn several extasy's at the same time?