On 3/1/21 4:26 PM, Prentice Bisbal wrote:
Two things:
1. So your users are okay with specifying a partition, but specifying
a QOS is a bridge too far?
*sigh* Yeah. It's been requested several times. I can't defend it, but
if it makes them happy...then they will find something else to complain
about. (kidding... mostly :-D )
2. Have your job_submit.lua script filter the jobs into the correct
QOS. You can check the partition and set the QOS accordingly.
First, you need to have this set in your slurm.conf:
JobSubmitPlugins=job_submit/lua
But I'm pretty sure that's the default setting.
Since it looks like your partitions and corresponding QOSes have the
same names, you can just add this line to the slurm_job_submit
function body in your job_submit.lua script:
job_desc.qos = job_desc.partition
And voila! Problem solved.
After editing job_submit.lua, you'll need to restart slurmctld for the
changes to take effect. Also, it's a good idea to 'tail -f'
slurmctld.log while restarting - any errors with the syntax will be
printed there, and if there's any errors in that file, slumctld won't
start.
Thank you! A great idea. I will give this a try.
~Stack~
