For testing purposes I am using SLURM installed in a lenovo laptop running
ubuntu 24-04. I am trying this configuration as part of my slurm learning
process before using a real HPC facility.
In my trial I want to submit an array of 9 independent processes.
The CPU information of such machine is
Assuming all node need to run the same task once...
How about -n num_of_nodes --ntasks-per-node=1 ?
Otherwise if it is more deployment related I would use ansible to do that.
S. Zhang
On 2025/02/19 2:37, John Hearns via slurm-users wrote:
I am running single node tests on a cluster.
I can se
I am running single node tests on a cluster.
I can select named nodes using the -2 flag with sbatch.
However - if I want to submit perhaps 20 test jobs is there any smart way
to run only one time on a node?
I know I could touch a file with the hostname and test for that file.
I am just wondering i
The deployment scenario is as follows:
nodeA nodeB
(slurmctld)(backup slurmctld)
| \---/ |
| / \ |
nodeC nodeD
(slurmdbd) (
