We currently have a docker based "remote" host with a "task-spooler" mimicking a scheduler. This can be used to test base remote operations but not for any scenarios with decent number of tasks.
It can be helpful to set up a mini cluster using virutualbox/vmware from instructions herer
BoPeng
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5 years ago
We currently have a docker based "remote" host with a "task-spooler" mimicking a scheduler. This can be used to test base remote operations but not for any scenarios with decent number of tasks.
It can be helpful to set up a mini cluster using virutualbox/vmware from instructions herer