[slurm-users] About specifying core distribution and overwriting when submitting a job

Hi, all I'd like to to change and use the default core distribution. Environment: CentOS: 7.6 + Slurm: 20.11.3. Cgroups are used to manage the core. After changing the default core distribution, the -m option when submitting a job does not take effect. before: SelectType=select/cons_tres Sel

Re: [slurm-users] examples or docs about Slurm cloud bursting on OpenStack ?

Pablo Escobar Lopez wrote: Hi, I am exploring the option to use the Slurm elastic computing support ( https://slurm.schedmd.com/elastic_computing.html ) together with the Slurm configless support ( https://slurm.schedmd.com/configless_slurm.html ) to deploy dynamic Slurm clusters on OpenStac

[slurm-users] examples or docs about Slurm cloud bursting on OpenStack ?

Hi, I am exploring the option to use the Slurm elastic computing support ( https://slurm.schedmd.com/elastic_computing.html ) together with the Slurm configless support ( https://slurm.schedmd.com/configless_slurm.html ) to deploy dynamic Slurm clusters on OpenStack which can automatically grow an

[slurm-users] seff: Memory usage > 100% ?

Hi, Has anyone come across 'seff' producing a memory efficiency of more than 100%? E.g. $ seff -d 7379321 Slurm data: JobID ArrayJobID User Group State Clustername Ncpus Nnodes Ntasks Reqmem PerNode Cput Walltime Mem ExitStatus Slurm data: 7379321 fakeuser fakegroup COMPLETED curta 16 1