Dear slurm-user list,
as far as I understood it, the slurm.conf needs to be present on the
master and on the workers at slurm.conf (if no other path is set via
SLURM_CONF). However, I noticed that when adding a partition only in the
master's slurm.conf, all workers were able to "correctly" show t
Can you not also do this with a single configuration file but configuring
multiple clusters which the user can choose with the -M option? I suppose it
depends on the use case; if you want to be able to choose a dev cluster over
the production one, to test new config options, then the environmen
Hi Christine,
yes, you can either set the environment variable SLURM_CONF to the full
path of the configuration-file you want to use and then run any program.
Or you can do it like this
SLURM_CONF=/your/path/to/slurm.conf sinfo|sbatch|srun|...
But I am not quite sure if this is really the be
LEROY Christine 208562 writes:
> Is there an env variable in SLURM to tell where the slurm.conf is?
> We would like to have on the same client node, 2 type of possible submissions
> to address 2 different cluster.
According to man sbatch:
SLURM_CONFThe location of the Slurm
Hello all,
Is there an env variable in SLURM to tell where the slurm.conf is?
We would like to have on the same client node, 2 type of possible submissions
to address 2 different cluster.
Thanks in advance,
Christine
Hi Diego,
sorry for the delay.
On 10/18/21 14:20, Diego Zuccato wrote:
Il 15/10/2021 06:02, Marcus Wagner ha scritto:
mostly, our problem was, that we forgot to add/remove a node to/from
the partitions/topology file, which caused slurmctld to deny startup.
So I wrote a simple checker for th
Il 15/10/2021 06:02, Marcus Wagner ha scritto:
mostly, our problem was, that we forgot to add/remove a node to/from the
partitions/topology file, which caused slurmctld to deny startup. So I
wrote a simple checker for that. Here is the output of a sample run:
Even "just" catching syntax errors
mostly, our problem was, that we forgot to add/remove a node to/from the
partitions/topology file, which caused slurmctld to deny startup. So I wrote a
simple checker for that. Here is the output of a sample run:
reading '../conf/rcc/slurm.conf' ...
reading '../conf/rcc/nodes.conf' ...
reading
Sadly no. There is a feature request for one though:
https://bugs.schedmd.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3435
What we've done in the meantime is put together a gitlab runner which
basically starts up a mini instance of the scheduler and runs slurmctld
on the slurm.conf we want to put in place. We then
Is there any sort of syntax checker that we could run our slurm.conf file
through before committing it? (And sometimes crashing slurmctld in the
process...)
Thanks!
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- Bill
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I seem to recall conversations on this list in the past (although my Googling
hasn’t turned anything up) about sites that have developed tools to sanity
check slurm.conf. Can anyone speak to this? Or even better, would anyone be
willing to share their tool(s)? :)
We occasionally do silly things
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