Maybe consol user can simply use interactive job? Other approach would be to
reboot the computer to different os image, probably killing the job. You can
also think about those hosts reservation for working hours to prevent long jobs
start just before interactive use in form of slurm job or just
It might be possible to restrict all these ssh users into a very
limited cgroup and use the rest of the host for slurm jobs.
2018-04-06 19:30 GMT+02:00 Alex Chekholko :
> The thing you are describing is possible in both theory and practice. Plenty
> of people use a scheduler on a single large host
The thing you are describing is possible in both theory and practice.
Plenty of people use a scheduler on a single large host. The challenge
will be in enforcing user practices so they don't just run commands
directly but through the scheduler.
On Fri, Apr 6, 2018 at 10:00 AM, Patrick Goetz
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I've been using Slurm on a traditional CPU compute cluster, but am now
looking at a somewhat different issue. We recently purchased a single
machine with 10 high end graphics cards to be used for CUDA calculations
and which will shared among a couple of different user groups.
Does it make sen
Hi,
In the DB, yes, in resv_table table. If you need usernames resolution, you need
to use the assoc_table table. You may also need to translate the flags and tres
fields (look for slurm source code for that).
In slurm 17.02.9, the resv_table has this form:
++--+
Hi all,
Is there a way to get a list of the old reservations?
Maybe in the DB?
Thanks,
Jean-Claude
Hello,
I have access to a SLURM cluster but I am not the administrator. I am
using the sacct command to collect accounting data each night for the
previous day.
My problem is that the CPU time does not look quite right. After reading
the man page for sacct, I decided that what I want is the metr
