On 5/26/19 7:26 AM, Chris Samuel wrote:
On Saturday, 25 May 2019 6:56:58 AM PDT Priya Mishra wrote:
Yes,it is a single server. I am an undergraduate student . I am doing a
project on job scheduling in clusters and needed slurm for the same. So I
started with a single system and once I am able to run slurm successfully
on one system , I will expand to include more systems.
I suspect you're going to find this very hard without having root access as you
will need to ensure you have the same munge keys across all systems (as well
as the same usernames and UNIX UID's for them).
You might find that firing up a little cluster in a set of VM's makes life a lot
easier for you as you'll be able to control the whole environment.
All the best,
Chris
This has been a helpful thread. In addition to virtual machines,
containers (such as Singularity) may be a possible way to setup your own
SLURM installation.
