You can also run both clusters from the same database (with or without
federating them).
Might not be what you want - you can then e.g. in sinfo see both
clusters, and/or submit to all clusters from everywhere and such.
Tina
On 13/01/2021 18:19, Mando Rodriguez wrote:
Hi chad,
You can ‘dump’ the info in the slurm database to a file and reload the
file (here named cluster.cfg).
Dump the info with:
sacctmgr dump slurm_cluster file=cluster.cfg
You can load the info with:
sacctmgr load file=cluster.cfg
It saves all accounts, associations, and partition permissions.
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On Jan 13, 2021, at 12:01 PM, Julius, Chad <chad.jul...@sdstate.edu
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All,
Curious if it is possible to copy my sacctmgr information (accounts,
users, etc...) from one cluster to another? For example
slurm_cluster1 to slurm_cluster2.
Thanks,
Chad
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