Hi John, Mark,
We use a spank plugin
https://gitlab.com/greg.wickham/slurm-spank-private-tmpdir (this was derived
from other authors but modified for functionality required on site).
It can bind tmpfs mount points to the users cgroup allocation, additionally
bind options can be provided (ie: l
Hi there,
Having a curious issue.
I'm installing Slurm using the instructions @
https://slurm.schedmd.com/quickstart_admin.html,
(Basic configure, make, make install)
and it works fine, but I'm noticing something odd. While the systemd
units for slurmd and slurmctld get installed, the syste
You want to see what is output on the node itself when you run:
slurmd -C
Brian Andrus
On 4/5/2022 2:11 PM, Guertin, David S. wrote:
We've added a new GPU node to our cluster with 32 cores. It contains 2
16-core sockets, and hyperthreading is turned off, so the total is 32
cores. But jobs
We've added a new GPU node to our cluster with 32 cores. It contains 2 16-core
sockets, and hyperthreading is turned off, so the total is 32 cores. But jobs
are only being allowed to use 16 cores.
Here's the relevant line from slurm.conf:
NodeName=node020 CoresPerSocket=16 RealMemory=257600 Thr
I've thought-experimented this in the past, wanting to do the same thing
but haven't found any way to get a/dev/shm or a tmpfs into a job's cgroups
to be accounted against the job's allocation. The best I have come up with
is creating a per-job tmpfs from a prolog, removing from epilog and setting
All,
Not sure if this is already out there, but it would be nice to be able to
immediately reject interactive jobs that are going to be held due to an
upcoming maintenance window.
Does anyone already have this? If not, I suspect I will work on it as a lua
function for the job_submit.lua
Brian An
Thank you all for the help!
The plugin seems to be thing I'm looking for.
I'll try to test it with a spare server/GPUs.
Thank again!
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Kamil Wilczek
W dniu 04.04.2022 o 09:20, Bas van der Vlies pisze:
We have the exact same request for our GPUS that are not A100 and we
have developed a lua plu
