Hi David,
I would recommend using one of the many workflow management systems (WMS) that
can define job dependencies programmatically rather than fuss with base Slurm
commands. Some examples I have used or have been recommended to me:
- https://pegasus.isi.edu/
- https://cylc.github.io/
- http:
Instead of the using the epilog script, You can use the -d (
--dependency) feature of the sbatch:
https://slurm.schedmd.com/sbatch.html
It supports to run a job after finished multiple jobs.
Regards;
Ahmet M.
10.05.2022 00:50 tarihinde David Henkemeyer yazdı:
Prologue is a feature whereby
Prologue is a feature whereby I can run something after a single job. Is
there a best practice for running a job after a set of jobs?
We submit a bunch of jobs to a bunch of nodes, and after all the jobs are
done, we would like to submit a "utility job" on each node, but it has to
be the last job
On Thu, 5 May 2022, Legato, John (NIH/NHLBI) [E] wrote:
...
We are in the process of upgrading from Slurm 21.08.6 to Slurm
21.08.8-2. We’ve upgraded the controller and a few partitions worth of
nodes. We notice the nodes are losing contact with the controller but
slurmd is still up. We thought
Hi all,
How could I define a partition dedicated to batch jobs only, i.e. to use with
sbatch only,
not permitting to run srun/interactive jobs on it?
Using Slurm options ?
Using a Lua script blocking srun ? (though I don't understand much in Lua
scripts)
I currently use Slurm 20.02
Thanks a lot
