On 24/12/20 6:24 am, Paul Edmon wrote:
We then have a test cluster that we install the release on a run a few
test jobs to make sure things are working, usually MPI jobs as they tend
to hit most of the features of the scheduler.
One thing I meant to mention last night was that we use Reframe
We are the same way, though we tend to keep pace with minor releases.
We typically wait until the .1 release of a new major release before
considering upgrade so that many of the bugs are worked out. We then
have a test cluster that we install the release on a run a few test jobs
to make
On Friday, 18 December 2020 10:10:19 AM PST Jason Simms wrote:
> Thanks to several helpful members on this list, I think I have a much better
> handle on how to upgrade Slurm. Now my question is, do most of you upgrade
> with each major release?
We do, though not immediately and not without a
Hi Jason,
Ultimately each site decides how/why to do it; in my case I tend to do big
"forklift upgrades", so I'm running 18.08 on the current cluster and will
go to latest SLURM for my next cluster build. But you may have good
reasons to upgrade slurm more often on your existing cluster. I
Hello all,
Thanks to several helpful members on this list, I think I have a much
better handle on how to upgrade Slurm. Now my question is, do most of you
upgrade with each major release?
I recognize that, normally, if something is working well, then don't
upgrade it! In our case, we're running
