Generally speaking, when the batch script exits, slurm will clean up (ie
kill) any stray processes.
So, I would expect that executable to be killed at cleanup.
Brian Andrus
On 7/26/2024 2:45 AM, Steffen Grunewald via slurm-users wrote:
On Fri, 2024-07-26 at 10:42:45 +0300, Slurm users wrote:
On Fr, 2024-07-26 at 19:34 +, jpuerto--- via slurm-users wrote:
> It does not seem that the REST API allows for folks to configure
> their jobs to utilize GPUs, using the traditional methods. IE, there
> does not appear to be an equivalent between the --gpus (or --gres)
> flag on sbatch/srun an
Good Afternoon All,
It does not seem that the REST API allows for folks to configure their jobs to
utilize GPUs, using the traditional methods. IE, there does not appear to be an
equivalent between the --gpus (or --gres) flag on sbatch/srun and the REST
API's job submission endpoint. Can anyone
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a Slurm (version 22.05.8) cluster consisting of 3
nodes with these hostnames and local IP addresses:
server1 - 10.36.17.152
server2 - 10.36.17.166
server3 - 10.36.17.132
I had scrambled together a minimum working example using these resources:
https://github.com/SergioMEV
On Fri, 2024-07-26 at 10:42:45 +0300, Slurm users wrote:
> Good Morning;
>
> This is not a slurm issue. This is a default shell script feature. If you
> want to wait to finish until all background processes, you should use wait
> command after all.
Thank you - I already knew this in principle, an
Good Morning;
This is not a slurm issue. This is a default shell script feature. If
you want to wait to finish until all background processes, you should
use wait command after all.
Regards;
C. Ahmet Mercan
On 26.07.2024 10:23, Steffen Grunewald via slurm-users wrote:
Good morning,
yester
Good morning,
yesterday I came across a Slurm (sbatch) script that, after doing some stuff
in the foreground, runs another executable in the background - and doesn't
"wait" for it to finish - literally the last line of the script is
executable &
(and that executable is supposed to take several 1
