@juliohm WRT your second question, an expert will be along in a minute.
The examples from ClusterManagers.jl have the paradigm that you start a Julia session, then use ClusterManagers to submit a job (or start processes locally using affinity). That job will be started with the number of cores you request, int he queue you request and with the other resources you request in the qsub_env
I think I may well have this totally wrong, but if you want this to run totally in a batch mode you would either have to start the main script with the master process in a terminal using a screen session and leave it running.
Or you could qsub the main/master script which in turn submits the ClusterManager job.
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