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    * Write your own adapters for your own custom schedulers in a contained way
    * Submit jobs with dynamic resource parameters that optimize resource allocation leading to lower queue times in competitive resource allocations
    # Getting Started!
    Running a successful job using batch context consists of 5 main components:
    1. Data Files
    2. [History Batch Files (Scripts)](script-files)
    3. [Batch Configuration Files](configuration-files)
    4. [Context Configuration File](configuration-files)
    All of these components will need to be selected and/or loaded into the main batch context user interface before the batch can be executed. Running your data files in a batch is an effective way to execute scripted pipelines, modules or procedures on large sets of data files.
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    **Tutorial Steps**
    * [Requirements](tutorial-requirements)
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    # Getting Started!
    Running a successful job using batch context consists of 5 main components:
    1. Data Files
    2. [History Batch Files (Scripts)](script-files)
    3. [Batch Configuration Files](configuration-files)
    4. [Context Configuration File](configuration-files)
    All of these components will need to be selected and/or loaded into the main batch context user interface before the batch can be executed. Running your data files in a batch is an effective way to execute scripted pipelines, modules or procedures on large sets of data files.
    ## Attribution
    *Code initially designed and written by James A. Desjardins (SHARCNET) with contributions from Andrew Lofts, Allan Campopiano, Brad Kennedy and Mike Cichonski supported by NSERC to Sidney J. Segalowitz at the Jack and Nora Walker Centre for Lifespan Development Research (Brock University), Brain Canada funding to Alan C. Evans at the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital (McGill University), and a Dedicated Programming award from SHARCNET, Compute Ontario.*
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