@Rodrigo Santibáñez Please see the updated setup related to my question.
I have compiled in the latest tag `slurm-21-08-4-1` using `./configure
--enable-debug --enable-front-end` in order to test in (`non-emulator
mode`):
```
git checkout slurm-21-08-4-1
./configure --enable-debug --enable-multip
@Rodrigo Santibáñez I think I was not able to clarify my question.
I am able to successfully run `slurm` that has versions lower than 20, such
as `19-05-8-1`. But with the same configuration slurm that has version 20
or higher does not properly work.
So I get lost to figure out correct configurati
Hi Alper,
Maybe this is relevant to you:
*Can Slurm emulate nodes with more resources than physically exist on the
node?*
Yes. In the slurm.conf file, configure *SlurmdParameters=config_overrides*
and specify any desired node resource specifications (*CPUs*, *Sockets*,
*CoresPerSocket*, *ThreadsP
My goal is to set up a single server `slurm` cluster (only using a single
computer) that can run multiple jobs in parallel.
In my node `nproc` returns 4 so I believe I can run 4 jobs in parallel if
they use a single core. In order to do it I run the controller and the
worker daemon on the same nod
