> Slurm version 17.11.0-pre1 is the first pre-release of version 17.11, to
> be
> released in November 2017. This version contains the support for
> scheduling of
> a workload across a set (federation) of clusters which is described in
> some
> detail here:
>
iel...@fysik.dtu.dk> wrote:
> On 06/19/2017 05:36 AM, Andrew Elwell wrote> I've just tried and failed to
> get the github release
>>
>> (https://github.com/SchedMD/slurm/releases) of 16.05.10-2 to build
>> using the 'rpmbuild -ta tarball' trick - it's failing o
I've just tried and failed to get the github release
(https://github.com/SchedMD/slurm/releases) of 16.05.10-2 to build
using the 'rpmbuild -ta tarball' trick - it's failing on line 88 of
the spec
ie
> Name:see META file
> Version: see META file
> Release: see META file
however the tarball
> 4. Start the new slurmdbd
Do this part by hand (ie, slurmdbd -Dvvv) as it takes longer than an
init script / systemctl allows for it to start due to the migration,
and it'll be flagged as 'failed'
When I did this for our test cluster, the initial startip of slurmdbd
took ~30 mins or so to
In the docs for slurmdbd 16.05 it states[1]:
SlurmUser
The name of the user that the slurmctld daemon executes as. This user
must exist on the machine executing the Slurm Database Daemon and have
the same user ID as the hosts on which slurmctld execute. For security
purposes, a user other than
> Looks like you've somehow created partition specific associations for
> some people - not something we do at all.
ISTR this was because 2.6 didn't let us have an overall restriction
for the cluster and a sub-restriction on the number of jobs to run in
a (debug) partition
I could understand
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> I've had consistent success with the documented system - "rpmbulid
> slurm-.tgz" then yum installing the resulting files, using 15.x,
> 16.05 and 17.02.
Yup, it seems to build well enough but then fails a few picky rpmlint
rules - Nothing too major and *could* be worked around with patches
but
Hi folks,
I see from https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1149566 that
there have been a few unsuccessful attempts to get slurm into fedora
(and potentially EPEL)
Is anyone on this list actively working on it at the moment? I'll
update the bugzilla ticket to prod the last portential
> I have a Wiki page describing how to install Munge and Slurm on CentOS 7:
Thanks Ole, there's some good notes in there I'll use.
My original question was more a packaging issue - In this case I don't
mind installing the rest of the slurm binaries, but ideally I'd like
our slurmdbd host to be
Hi folks,
I've just built 16.05.5 into rpms (using the rpmbuild -ta
slurm*.tar.bz2 method) to update a CentOS 7 slurmdbd host.
According to http://slurm.schedmd.com/accounting.html
"Note that SlurmDBD relies upon existing Slurm plugins for
authentication and Slurm sql for database use, but the
> If anyone has a working remote visualization cluster that integrates well
> with slurm, I would love to hear from you.
We're using 'strudel'
https://www.massive.org.au/userguide/cluster-instructions/strudel
and our local instructions are
Hi All,
We're investigating the possibility of enabling RUR on our XC30's,
with the end goal of integrating this into the slurmdbd for jobs.
Is anyone else working on this? if not, is anyone else interested?
I know that there's already
./acct_gather_energy/cray/acct_gather_energy_cray.c but I
Hi Folks,
At the Lugano meeting last year, SchedMD said that the Flexlm
integration had come off the short term roadmap due to other features.
We’re interested in the possibility of holding jobs until certain
licences are available (hello ansys) rather than them running and
failing. Can anyone
I'll add that this is (most likely) being seen on slurm 2.6.6 on a Cray
using ALPS.
/me waves to Balt
Hi Folks,
According to the docs (http://slurm.schedmd.com/slurm.conf.html) it
should be possible to have
include otherconfig.conf
in my slurm.conf,
however I'd like to make this ${ClusterName}.conf - is this possible to do this?
I see that in src/common/parse_config.c there seems to be some
Hi Gerry,
[2014-08-21T09:30:09.673] fatal: system has no usable batch compute nodes
We see this on our systems (running Slurm + Alps/basil rather than native)
when the slurmctld starts before the sdb has a list of batch nodes. It's
bitten us when we've set the nodes to interactive rather than
Hi folks,
Wishlist item -- would it be easy to port in the parsable flags into
squeue? from a very quick glance over the code, it seems that sreport
and sacctmgr use common/print_fields.c but that's not used from
squeue.
Many thanks
Andrew
Hi folks,
We're migrating from pbs pro to slurm mid cpu accounting cycle. Since
slurmdbd/sreport looks nicer than grepping through pbs logs for usage (no
gold on this cluster), is there a way to populate slurmdbd records from pbs
till we migrate?
(I.e. has anyone done this already rather than me
You might take a look at the moab_2_slurmdb.pl script in
contribs/slurmdb-direct.
Thanks - I figured that was a good start - my concern was the
use lib qw(/home/da/slurm/1.3/
line in the code - I wasn't sure how much bitrot had set in to make it
work with 2.6.x :-)
Hi Folks,
I'm trying to install slurm (2.6.2) onto our Cray XT30 -- I've been
following the guide at http://slurm.schedmd.com/cray.html and Gerrit's
paper from CUG11, but I've got a few questions about daemon placement
and configuration.
1) we use eslogin nodes (and other external services) so
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