Hello Chris,
You got my point. I want a way in which a partition influences the priority
with a node takes new jobs.
Any tip will be really appreciated. Thanks a lot.
Cheers,
José
> On 23. Mar 2019, at 03:38, Chris Samuel wrote:
>
>> On 22/3/19 12:51 pm, Ole Holm Nielsen wrote:
>>
>> The
Hi folks,
By default slurm allocates the whole node for a job (even if it specifically
requested a single core). This is usually taken care of by adding
SelectType=select/cons_res along with an appropriate parameter such as
SelectTypeParameters=CR_Core_Memory.
When testing the job submission
Hello,
At first blush bf_continue and bf_interval as well as bf_maxjobs (if I
remembered the parameter correctly) are critical first steps in tuning.
Setting DebugFlags=backfill is essential to getting the needed data to make
tuning decisions.
Use of per user/account settings if they are too low
Hello,
We do have large jobs getting starved out on our cluster, and I note
particularly that we never manage to see a job getting assigned a start
time. It seems very possible that backfilled jobs are stealing nodes
reserved for large/higher priority jobs.
I'm wondering if our backfill configura
