Hello all,
I'm somewhat new to Slurm, but long time user of other batch systems.
Assume we have a simple cluster of uniform racks of systems with no
special resources, and our jobs are all single cpu tasks.
Lets say I have a long running job in the cluster, which needs to spawn
a helper process
Chip Seraphine wrote:
> Normally I'd address this by having an sbatch script allocate enough
> resources for both jobs (specifying one node), and then kick off the helper
> as a separate step (assuming I am understanding your issue correctly).
>
>
> On 2/9/24, 9:57 AM,
Hello all,
for testing purposes, we would like to run slurm on ports different from
the default values. No problems in setting this up. But how does one
tell srun/sbatch/etc what the different port numbers are? I see no
command line options to specify a port or an alternate configuration file
All,
I have a very simple slurm cluster. It's just a single system with 2
sockets and 16 cores in each socket. I would like to be able to submit
a simple task into this cluster, and to have the cpus assigned to that
task allocated round robin across the two sockets. Everything I try is
putting
> a node.
>
> I have recently raised a similar question here:
>
> https://support.schedmd.com/show_bug.cgi?id=19236
>
> And the buttom line was, that to "really have control over task placement
> you really have to allocate the node in --exclusive manner".
