On Saturday, 18 November 2017 12:16:03 AM AEDT Sternberger, Sven wrote:
> # ./wasteReport.py --partition --start "11/01-00:00" --order Efficiency
Interesting, but just a heads up that it doesn't work on RHEL6.
# ./wasteReport.py --partition --start "11/01-00:00" --order Efficiency
Traceback (mos
Hello!
When I started getting angry with jobs that required a lot of cpu resources,
and then after that,
use only a fraction of it I wrote a small script which gives you a simple
report of user,partiton, group or
accounts ordered by the average efficieny or the amount of wasted cpu seconds
of
Dorian Pena writes:
> I'm currently investigating two ways for doing so :
>
> *Python Wrapper of sbatch command
>
> *JobSubmitPlugin
>
> Has anyone experienced one of these options ? Which one is easier to implement
> ? Is there any existing plugin or python wrapper i could modify for doing so ?
Hello Dorian,
Dorian Pena writes:
> Hello,
>
> I would like to implement a QOS filter in our slurm configuration.
>
> I have created four QOS (std-s,std-m,std-l,-std-xl) associated with a
> Partition
> called std. For each qos i have defined specific WallTime, MaxNodes, GrpNodes
> etc...
>
> At
Hello,
I would like to implement a QOS filter in our slurm configuration.
I have created four QOS (std-s,std-m,std-l,-std-xl) associated with a
Partition called std. For each qos i have defined specific WallTime,
MaxNodes, GrpNodes etc...
At job submission, i would like that the right QOS is
