mber of jobs in an array and on fairshare
to do the rest.
Cheers,
Loris
> Thanks,
>
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a different job.
Thanks,
William Dear
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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
