If you haven't looked at the man page for slurm.conf, it will answer
most if not all your questions.
https://slurm.schedmd.com/slurm.conf.html but I would depend on the the
manual version that was distributed with the version you have installed
as options do change.
There is a ton of informa
Thanks Brian.
I need to check the jobs order.
Is there any way to define the default timeline of the job if user not
specifying time limit.
Also what does the meaning of fairtree in priorities in slurm.Conf file.
The set of nodes are different in partitions.FIFO does not care for any
part
We are in the process of upgrading to CentOS 7, and have built Slurm
19.05.5 and OpenMPI 4.0.3 for CentOS 7. When I submit that launches
using srun, the job appears to be running according to squeue, (state =
R), but the program doesn't do anything. I'm testing with a simple
Hello, World progra
Without seeing the jobs in your queue, I would expect the next job in
FIFO order to be too large to fit in the current idle resources.
Configure it to use the backfill scheduler: SchedulerType=sched/backfill
SchedulerType
Identifies the type of scheduler to be used. Note t
In addition to the above when i see the sprio of both the jobs it says :-
for normal queue jobs all jobs showing the same priority
JOBID PARTITION PRIORITY FAIRSHARE
1291352 normal 15789 15789
for GPUsmall all jobs showing the same priority.
JOBID PARTITION PRIORIT
Hi Team,
we are facing some issue in our environment. The resources are free but job
is going into the QUEUE state but not running.
i have attached the slurm.conf file here.
scenario:-
There are job only in the 2 partitions:
344 jobs are in PD state in normal partition and the node belongs fro
Slurm-users,
Is there anything special needed to build Slurm 19.05.5 on CentOS 7 with
PMIx support? We have the pmix and pmix-devel packages that come with
CentOS 7 installed, and built the RPMs with the following rpmbuild command:
rpmbuild -ta --with munge --with pam --with lua --with pmix
