Someone asked this question regarding Maui: Hi, 1- Is there any relation between MAXJOB and MAXIJOB? According to manual: MAXJOB: Limits the number of jobs a credential may have active (starting or running) at any given time
MAXIJOB: Idle (or queued) job limits control which jobs are eligible for scheduling Now what does "USERCFG[default] MAXJOB=10 MAXIJOB=3" mean? a. each user can *run* 10 jobs and *enqueue* 3 jobs. So the total jobs of each user is 13. b. each user can *run* 7 jobs and *enqueue* 3 jobs. So the total jobs of each user is 10. 2- If I have defined "USERCFG[default] MAXJOB=2 MAXIJOB=1 MAXPROC=4", and a user submit requesting these resources: job1: -l nodes=7 job2: -l nodes=1:ppn=1 job3: -l nodes=4:ppn=2 job4: -l nodes=10 what is the result? 3- If I have 10 chassis each has 16 processors, I can set MAXNODE=1 to ensure that a user can no longer request more that 16 processors (in another word it will implicitly define MAXPROC=16). Is that right? Also I am assuming that I can aggregate (like so) for an account called "tomil", ACCOUNTCFG[tomil] FSTARGET=0.1- MAXPROC=16,64 MAXJOB=1,3 to explicitly and simultaneously throttle both the maximum number of cores and the jobs the account can run? We have dual quad core nodes. Thanks, _______________________________________________ mauiusers mailing list [email protected] http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/mauiusers
