Hi,
We are using slurm-20.11..7 on ubuntu system having GPUs. What is the
equivalent of "showbf -S" in maui or any command in slurm for checking the
free resources ?
Regards,
pvd
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your message. Yes I was able to get all interactive sessions
killed quickly when trying other partitions and deactivating the prolog. I
read your example and I understand how it could possibly work (in the ex.,
maybe instead of looking if the gpu model is passed, we could loo
I doubt that it is a problem with your script and suspect that there is some
weird interaction with scancel on interactive jobs. If you wanted to get to the
bottom of that I’d suggest disabling the prolog and test by manually cancelling
some interactive jobs.
Another suggestion is to try a compl
sacct --parsable2 | column -s '|' -t | less -S has always been useful to me
for a glance at it.
On Wed, 25 Aug 2021 at 13:41, Jeffrey T Frey wrote:
> You've confirmed my suspicion — no one seems to care for Slurm's standard
> output formats :-) At UD we did a Python curses wrapper around the
>
You've confirmed my suspicion — no one seems to care for Slurm's standard
output formats :-) At UD we did a Python curses wrapper around the parseable
output to turn the terminal window into a navigable spreadsheet of output:
https://gitlab.com/udel-itrci/slurm-output-wrappers
> On Aug 25,
Dear Ole,
thanks for your answer and your useful links. I finally managed to
change the root password of mariadb and successfully ran
mariadb-upgrade
I could then restart everything and the cluster seems to be running
again (!)
I will run more checks and will also ask questions on the debi
On 8/25/21 10:48 AM, Julien Tailleur wrote:
We have been running a computing cluster using slurm since 2016, that I
installed back then, with some help from others. I was pretty late on
upgrades and decided to upgrade the cluster up to debian Bullseye, which
runs slurm 20.11.7, starting from st
Dear all,
We have been running a computing cluster using slurm since 2016, that I
installed back then, with some help from others. I was pretty late on
upgrades and decided to upgrade the cluster up to debian Bullseye, which
runs slurm 20.11.7, starting from stretch, that runs slurm 16.05.9.
Hi Sven,
On 8/25/21 7:41 AM, Sternberger, Sven wrote:
this is a simple wrapper for sacct which prints the
output from sacct as table. So you can make a
"sacctml -j foo --long" even without two 8k displays ;-)
This script works nicely, thanks! However, in stead of an extremely wide
display on
