> I thought setting partitions to DOWN will kill jobs?
nn, it just avoids starting new jobs from the job queue in given partition.
josef
On 24. 06. 21 11:26, Tina Friedrich wrote:
I thought setting partitions to DOWN will kill jobs?
Amjad - to my experience, the slurmdbd & slurmctld server can
I thought setting partitions to DOWN will kill jobs?
Amjad - to my experience, the slurmdbd & slurmctld server can be
rebooted with no effect on running jobs. You can't submit whilst it's
down, and I'm not precisely sure what happens to jobs that are just
finishing - but really the impact shou
hi,
just set the partitions to "DOWN" to avoid unexpected behavior for users
and reboot slurm(ctl|dbd)+sql box. Running jobs are from my experience
not affected.
No need to drain nodes.
josef
On 24. 06. 21 0:54, Amjad Syed wrote:
Hello all
We have a cluster running centos 7 . Our slurm
