There are also PAM modules available which forbid user logins to compute
nodes unless the user has a job running on that node.
I guess the devious user would start an 'empty' job to allocate some nodes
then continue to run their excessive workloads via ssh.
Do these PAM modules restrict the user s
The other method is the use of the clue stick.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=LART
On Tue, 27 Jun 2023 at 03:31, John Hearns wrote:
> There are also PAM modules available which forbid user logins to compute
> nodes unless the user has a job running on that node.
>
> I guess the
There is a way to do this.
The best way would be a resource management system which allocates cgroups.
Without the RMS it is possible to define a cgroup for a given user (group
?) such that they are within the cgroup when logging in.
https://github.com/plaguedbypenguins/splosh
It would be interes
Hi,
I am using OpenMPI 4.1.1 (without a scheduler) and I want to limit the
number of CPU or threads a specific user (or host, if I must) can use.
Is there a configuration or environment variable I can use? This user
has not been following our resource management policy so simply asking
him to
