There may be round about ways of doing this in 14.11, but this kind of
functionality is already in 15.08. There we added the idea of a
"Partition QOS" to a partition thus giving all the limits of a QOS to
the partition. The jobs ran will still have their own regular QOS. The
Partition QOS will override the job's QOS. If the opposite is desired
you need to have the job's QOS have the 'PartitionQOS' flag which will
reverse the order of precedence.
You can read more about this in the 15.08 docs if you download a pre2
release and look at the qos.shtml in doc/html dir.
Danny
On 02/19/2015 12:01 PM, Chris Read wrote:
Per-partition QOS limits?
Greetings...
We currently rely heavily on QOS based time and resource limits, but
up until recently have been running in a single partition. Now that we
have multiple partitions we've seen the need for some of these limits
(for example GrpCPUs) to be limited per partition.
I see no easy way to do that right now other than creating new
partitions, which I don't want to do. Are there any plans to make this
easy to do?
Anyone else interested in such a feature?
Thanks,
Chris
