Hi all,
(configuration and scripts below text)
I have configured SLURM to power down idle nodes but it probably is
misconfigured. I aim for a configuration where after a certain period
(say 10min) idle nodes are powered down.
As you can see from the configuration below I have SLURM call either
We use power saving so it definitely works, maybe you should try turning on
debugging for the controller daemon with scontrol and checking the log file.
On 28 Aug 2014 19:18, Uwe Sauter wrote:
Hi all,
(configuration and scripts below text)
I have configured SLURM to power down idle nodes but
The patch change the global eio_shutdown_time to a field in eio handle
to allow multiple eio handles in one process. This will be convenient
for a process to launch multiple job steps.
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From: Hongjia Cao
Date: Mon, 18 Aug 201
Does SLURM support HPC Basic Profile?
Regards
Dhvanika
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Andy is right. When you restart the slurmd daemon, it inherits the system
limits from your login session, which are different from the default system
limits when the daemon is started on boot-up.
If you modified /etc/security/limits.conf, or made changes in any of the bash
startup scripts to im
Yes, I did test this and can confirm it worked. Thanks.
Best,
Jesse Stroik
University of Wisconsin
On 8/28/2014 8:54 AM, Holmes, Christopher (CMU) wrote:
Andy is right. When you restart the slurmd daemon, it inherits the system
limits from your login session, which are different from the defa
Hi developers,
You should already know that systemd[1] is the fast growing init
alternative that will be the new default on all major GNU/linux
distributions including RHEL7, Centos, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu and so on.
Among other things, systemd has notably the particularity to put all
processes
Code committed to 14.03.8.
On 08/28/2014 05:24 AM, Hongjia Cao wrote:
The patch change the global eio_shutdown_time to a field in eio handle
to allow multiple eio handles in one process. This will be convenient
for a process to launch multiple job steps.
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Thanks,
/David/Bigagli
Sl
Hi
Seen this a few times now, we have jobs queued that should be able to
run but they wont start unless I restart the controller daemon. Other
jobs submitted more recently seem to working fine.
I can see from the slurmctld log file with debug=9 that they are not
being tested to see if they are r