Startd for local universe. -Today Condor supports many universes. However, the "universe" concept contains at least two ideas: A "universe" can related to the type of job, and the support that a certain kind of job needs at runtime, such as "standard universe" (i.e. checkpointing), "java universe", "VM universe", and "vanilla universe". Completely orthogonal to this, the universe can relate to the scheduling of jobs. The "parallel universe", the "grid universe", and the local and scheduler universe are of this kind. +Today HTCondor supports many universes. However, the "universe" concept contains at least two ideas: A "universe" can related to the type of job, and the support that a certain kind of job needs at runtime, such as "standard universe" (i.e. checkpointing), "java universe", "VM universe", and "vanilla universe". Completely orthogonal to this, the universe can relate to the scheduling of jobs. The "parallel universe", the "grid universe", and the local and scheduler universe are of this kind. The local universe runs jobs managed by a starter, but this starter is forked by the schedd. Local universe jobs always run on the submit machine, and generally many more are allowed to run than there are cores on the submit machine. Unlike vanilla and standard universe, there is no startd or shadow. Unlike scheduler universe jobs, there is a starter.
