On 2021/02/17 14:02, Kota Tsuyuzaki wrote:
.. so that I'm realizing that sacct may exhaust the resources more rapidly
than squeue on mysql point of view because, as I understand correctly,
squeue doesn't affects such a mysql db query performance.
Any thoughts?
Best,
Kota
Pulling together so
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> Tsuyuzaki
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On 2021/02/10 09:33, Christopher Samuel wrote:
Also getting users to use `sacct` rather than `squeue` to check what
state a job is in can help a lot too, it reduces the load on slurmctld.
That raises an interesting take on the two utilities, Chris,
in that
1) It should be possible to write a
On 2/9/21 5:08 pm, Paul Edmon wrote:
1. Being on the latest release: A lot of work has gone into improving
RPC throughput, if you aren't running the latest 20.11 release I highly
recommend upgrading. 20.02 also was pretty good at this.
We've not gone to 20.11 on production systems yet, but I
We've hit this before several times. The tricks we've used to deal with
this are:
1. Being on the latest release: A lot of work has gone into improving
RPC throughput, if you aren't running the latest 20.11 release I highly
recommend upgrading. 20.02 also was pretty good at this.
2. max_rpc
