Hi Jeffrey,
thanks for the hint regarding scontrol reconfig. That one drove me nuts
again.
I changed it to MaxArraySize=10. I restartet slurmctld, since i also
changed some features of the nodes.
I soon realized, that I only could submit --array=1-9, I then
already myself increased
Hi Merlin,
thanks for the answer, but our user is not in need of a high index, but
in fact in need of 100k taskids.
Best
Marcus
On 2/26/19 3:50 PM, Merlin Hartley wrote:
*max_array_tasks*
Specify the maximum number of tasks that be included in a job
array. The default limit is MaxA
max_array_tasks
Specify the maximum number of tasks that be included in a job array. The
default limit is MaxArraySize, but this option can be used to set a lower
limit. For example, max_array_tasks=1000 and MaxArraySize=11 would permit a
maximum task ID of 10, but limit the number of ta
Also see "https://slurm.schedmd.com/slurm.conf.html"; for
MaxArraySize/MaxJobCount.
We just went through a user-requested adjustment to MaxArraySize to bump it
from 1000 to 1; as the documentation states, since each index of an array
job is essentially "a job," you must be sure to also adju
On 2/26/19 9:07 AM, Marcus Wagner wrote:
Does anyone know, why per default the number of array elements is
limited to 1000?
We have one user, who would like to have 100k array elements!
What is more difficult for the scheduler, one array job with 100k
elements or 100k non-array jobs?
Where
Hello everyone,
I have another question ;)
Does anyone know, why per default the number of array elements is
limited to 1000?
We have one user, who would like to have 100k array elements!
What is more difficult for the scheduler, one array job with 100k
elements or 100k non-array jobs?
