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 <file>spark-qsub 20 512m sleep infinity</file> <file>spark-qsub 20 512m sleep infinity</file>
  
-Note that a running Spark cluster can currently be used only from other cluster machines (connections to a running SGE Spark cluster from my workstation timeout).+Note that a running Spark cluster can currently be used only from other cluster machines (connections to a running SGE Spark cluster from my workstation ends with timeout).
  
 ==== Additional SGE Options ==== ==== Additional SGE Options ====
  
-Additional ''qrsh'' or ''qsub'' options can be specified in ''SGE_OPTS'' environmental variable (not as ''spark-qsub'' or ''spark-qrsh'' arguments), as in the following example which schedules the Spark master and workers to machines different from ''hyperion*'' and ''pandora*'':+Additional ''qrsh'' or ''qsub'' options can be specified in ''SGE_OPTS'' environmental variable (not as ''spark-qsub'' or ''spark-qrsh'' arguments), as in the following example which schedules the Spark master and workers to machines different then ''hyperion*'' and ''pandora*'':
 <file>SGE_OPTS='-q *@!(hyperion*|pandora*)' spark-qrsh 10 1G</file> <file>SGE_OPTS='-q *@!(hyperion*|pandora*)' spark-qrsh 10 1G</file>
  

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