On Mon, 15 Oct 2018 at 17:59, Bjørn-Helge Mevik
wrote:
> Lachlan Musicman writes:
>
> > There's one thing that no one seems to have mentioned - I think you will
> > need to list it as an AllocNode in the Partition that you want it to be
> > able to allocate jobs to.
>
> It is a good idea if you
Lachlan Musicman writes:
> There's one thing that no one seems to have mentioned - I think you will
> need to list it as an AllocNode in the Partition that you want it to be
> able to allocate jobs to.
It is a good idea if you want to limit which hosts you are allowed to
submit jobs from, but it
There's one thing that no one seems to have mentioned - I think you will
need to list it as an AllocNode in the Partition that you want it to be
able to allocate jobs to.
https://slurm.schedmd.com/slurm.conf.html#OPT_AllocNodes
Eg in my conf we have one partition that looks like
PartitionName=re
In addition, fwiw, this login node will have a second network connection of
course for campus with firewall setup to only allow ssh (and other essential)
from campus. Also you may consider having some script developed to prevent
folks from abusing the login node instead of using slurm for their
Aravindh Sampathkumar writes:
> I built a simple 2 node SLURM cluster for the first time, and I'm able
> to run jobs on the lone compute node from the node that runs Slurmctl.However,
> I'd like to setup a "login node" which only allows users to
> submit jobs to the SLURM cluster and not act as S
I'm unaware of specific docs, but I tend to think of these simply as daemon
nodes that aren't listed in slurm.conf. We use Ubuntu and the packages we
install are munge, slurm-wlm, and slurm-client (which drags in libslurmXX
and slurm-wlm-basic-plugins).
Then the setup is very similar to slurmd no
Hello.
I built a simple 2 node SLURM cluster for the first time, and I'm able
to run jobs on the lone compute node from the node that runs Slurmctl.However,
I'd like to setup a "login node" which only allows users to
submit jobs to the SLURM cluster and not act as SLURM controller or as a
compute
