Thanks Alex - that is mostly how I understand it too. However my
understanding from the docs (and the GCP example actually) is that the
cluster isn't reconfigured in the sense of rewriting slurm.conf and
restarting the daemons (i.e. how you might manually resize a cluster), it's
just nodes are mark
Hey Steve,
I think it doesn't just "power down" the nodes but deletes the instances.
So then when you need a new node, it creates one, then provisions the
config, then updates the slurm cluster config...
That's how I understand it, but I haven't tried running it myself.
Regards,
Alex
On Thu, De
Hi, I'm hoping someone can shed some light on the SchedMD-provided example
here https://github.com/SchedMD/slurm-gcp for an autoscaling cluster on
Google Cloud Plaform (GCP).
I understand that slurm autoscaling uses the power saving interface to
create/remove nodes and the example suspend.py and r
