I use podman 4.0.2. And slurm 21.08.8-2.
I run container on my host with username rsync. And it only has itself
privilege.
I create the same username, UID and GID in container with the host.
I run "podman exec -it /bin/bash" to login with host user rsync.
And the user is root on container.
Now I
Hi,
William Dear writes:
> It looks like Brian's suggestion of using SACCT will be the fast answer in
> the short term so I'll just have to write my own script to aggregate the
> output. I was hoping for a canned solution such as XDMoD but haven't found
> one that quite
> fits our needs. If
It looks like Brian's suggestion of using SACCT will be the fast answer in the
short term so I'll just have to write my own script to aggregate the output. I
was hoping for a canned solution such as XDMoD but haven't found one that quite
fits our needs. If there's a list of recommended support
Hi William,
William Dear writes:
> Could anyone please recommend methods of tracking the performance of
> individual tasks in a task array job? I have installed XDMoD but it is
> focused solely on the Job level with no information about
> tasks.
>
> My users almost exclusively use task arrays
I think you may be conflating the array task with slurmstepd tasks.
Every array task does have it's own job id, usually _
It will also have a 'normal' job id that goes with that.
You can get detailed information from sacct if you have configured it.
In fact, it also breaks things down into s
Could anyone please recommend methods of tracking the performance of individual
tasks in a task array job? I have installed XDMoD but it is focused solely on
the Job level with no information about tasks.
My users almost exclusively use task arrays to run embarrassingly parallel
jobs. After t
Hello slurm users,
we, the Vienna BioCenter HPC team, got a bit carried away and developed a
slightly elaborate slurm notification solution.
It acts as drop-in for regular MailProg mailer and can do:
* message delivery to: e-mail (enhanced classic), telegram, msteams
* gathering of job statistic
In fact, that is something, that I would expect. In my opinion, that is a
misconfiguration of the container.
If on bare metal I do a sudo -u and then submit a job, I would expect
that to be submitted as newuser, and not as the old one.
Best
Marcus
Am 16.05.2022 um 10:01 schrieb Hermann Schwär
Hi GHui,
I have a few questions regarding your mail:
* What kind of container are you using?
* How exactly do you switch to a different user inside the container?
Regards,
Hermann
On 5/16/22 7:53 AM, GHui wrote:
I fount a serious problem. If I run a container on a common user, eg. tom. In
c
