On 12/1/21 3:27 pm, Brian Andrus wrote:
If you truly want something like this, you could have a wrapper script
look at available nodes, pick a random one and set the job to use that
node.
Alternatively you could have a cron job that adjusted nodes `weight`
periodically to change which ones S
That would make sense, as slurm would not be aware of anything else.
Slurmd does not report any ongoing status of resources. It is slurmctld
that keeps track of what it has allocated.
If you truly want something like this, you could have a wrapper script
look at available nodes, pick a random
Based on some quick experiments, that doesn't do what I'm looking for. I
set LLN=YES for the default partition and ran my test job several times,
waiting each time for it to finish before submitting it again (so that
all compute nodes were idle), and it still ended up on the same (first
in the
Hi;
The Slurm is selecting the nodes according to the weight parameter of
the nodes. I don't know any settings to change the way of the selecting
node, except the changing values of the weights. But it is not a
suitable for the randomly selecting nodes.
Fortunately, absolutely there is not a
Hello,
I think you are looking for the LLN option (Least Loaded Nodes):
https://slurm.schedmd.com/slurm.conf.html#OPT_LLN
Guillaume
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