That would certainly do it. If you look at the slurmctld log when it comes up,
it will say that it's marking that node as invalid because it has less (0) gres
resources then you say it should have. That's because slurmd on that node will
come up and say "What gres resources??"
For testing pur
Hi Hermann,
Good idea, but we are already using `SelectType=select/cons_tres`. After
setting everything up again (in case I made an unnoticed mistake), I saw
that the node got marked STATE=inval.
To be honest, I thought I can just claim that a node has a gpu even if
it doesn't have one - just fo
Hi Xaver,
what kind of SelectType are you using in your slurm.conf?
Per https://slurm.schedmd.com/gres.html you have to consider:
"As for the --gpu* option, these options are only supported by Slurm's
select/cons_tres plugin."
So you can use "--gpus ..." only when you state
SelectType
Hey,
I am currently trying to understand how I can schedule a job that needs
a GPU.
I read about GRES https://slurm.schedmd.com/gres.html and tried to use:
GresTypes=gpu
NodeName=test Gres=gpu:1
But calling - after a 'sudo scontrol reconfigure':
srun --gpus 1 hostname
didn't work:
srun: err
