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Python wrapper around the C DRMAA library.
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Python wrapper around the C DRMAA library.

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DRMAA Python
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`Distributed Resource Management Application API `__
(DRMAA) bindings for Python. For more information
`read the docs `__.

If you simply want to run Python functions on a DRMAA-compatible grid, use
`GridMap `__.

Requirements
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- Python 2.7+
- A DRMAA-compatible cluster (e.g., Grid Engine)

Installation
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To use the DRMAA Python library, you need to install it via ``pip``:

.. code-block:: bash

pip install drmaa

and then setup any environment variables that are necessary for your particular DRM system.
For SGE, this means ``SGE_ROOT`` and ``SGE_CELL``, which should be set as follows:

.. code-block:: bash

export SGE_ROOT=/path/to/gridengine
export SGE_CELL=default

where ``/path/to/gridengine/`` is replaced with the actual path to your Grid Engine installation,
and ``default`` is replaced with your installation's actual cell. The path is typically
``/var/lib/gridengine``.

You will also need access to the ``libdrmaa.so.1.0`` C library, which can often be installed as
part of the ``libdrmaa-dev`` package on most Unixes. Once you have installed that, you may need to
tell DRMAA Python where it is installed by setting the ``DRMAA_LIBRARY_PATH`` environment variable,
if it is not installed in a location that Python usually looks for libraries.

.. code-block:: bash

export DRMAA_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/libdrmaa.so.1.0

Acknowledgments
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Thank you to `StatPro `__ and
`Educational Testing Service `__ for
funding the development of DRMAA Python.

Changelog
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`See GitHub releases `__.