Hi Bjørn-Helge,
> For the memory part, you could specify --mem=0.
Thank you for this hint!
> For the number of cores, I don't know.
Maybe somebody else...?
Thank you,
Ulf
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Actually, it seems --exclusive might give you almost more or less what
you want, in combination with --mem=0 or --mem-per-cpu=0:
Without --exclusive:
18 (0) $ salloc --mem-per-cpu=0 --nodes=1 -A staff --time=1:0:0
salloc: Pending job allocation 148064
salloc: job 148064 queued and waiting for re
Loris Bennett writes:
> Hi,
>
> Ulf Markwardt writes:
>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> we are using CR_Core_Memory, granularity of our jobs is cores, so:
>> shared nodes. And all is well, jobs get killed once they use too much
>> memory, cgroups are in place.
>>
>> But.
>> A user wants to have a node expli
Ulf Markwardt writes:
> A user wants to have a node explicitely, not caring about number of CPU
> cores and amount of RAM in that specific node (ranging e.g. from 12
> cores to 24, and from 32 to 256 GB), but he wants to use ALL resources.
>
> At the moment, I see no way to tell this Slurm. - OK
Hi,
Ulf Markwardt writes:
> Dear all,
>
> we are using CR_Core_Memory, granularity of our jobs is cores, so:
> shared nodes. And all is well, jobs get killed once they use too much
> memory, cgroups are in place.
>
> But.
> A user wants to have a node explicitely, not caring about number of CPU
