Dear all:
Sorry, remembered that he had changed maxcpus limit for other tests.
I modified the maxcpus limit and everything works all right
Sincerely,
Luis Felipe Ruiz Nieto
What do you mean by change the characteristics defined? A user should not be
able to go over a partition limit and if you are enforcing a QOS a user should
not be able to go over any limits set there. In the examples you had before the
job only got 1 cpu but was not bound to it so ran on both of
Dear ALL:
Thank you all for the help. I work with what you told me.
From what I have read, users can change the characteristics defined in the
partitiomname or/and in the "qos" using the command line.
Example:
sbatch -p sec4 --qos=sec4000 -n2 lanza09-1-b tres_forma1c_2-bis
or
sbatch -p sec
Luis,
The SLURM CPU Management Guide has several examples of cpu binding. One
of these may match what you're trying to do. See
http://www.schedmd.com/slurmdocs/cpu_management.html
Regards,
Martin
Re: [slurm-dev] Limit by number of CPUs by user
Danny Auble
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slurm-dev
01/18/20
Luis, Charles is right about the job not being bound. As you can see
from the log output and from the insert into the database, SLURM is only
allocating 1 cpu to your job. The problem is it isn't bound to any cpu
and is using all it can find. If you use the task affinity to bind the
job thin
Hola Felipe,
can you send us a squeue after submitting the job?
It seems that you don't specify 1 cpu for the job and the job is not
binded to 1 cpu. This way it can use all the resources in the compute
node.
Try to enable task affinity to bind the job to only 1 cpu. This way if
the job opens thre
Luis,
On 01/16/12 23:58, luis.r...@uam.es wrote:
Good morning,
I work with a cluster is homogeneous and I’m currently working with
slurm 2.3.2.
I would like to limit the number of CPUs used by jobs in the cluster.
To do this I used ‘qos’ and the variable ‘MaxCPUs’. If I set a job to
use two CP
Good morning,
I work with a cluster is homogeneous and I’m currently working with
slurm 2.3.2.
I would like to limit the number of CPUs used by jobs in the cluster.
To do this I used ‘qos’ and the variable ‘MaxCPUs’. If I set a job to
use two CPUs, that is the number of CPUs that it takes. The sa
