"Loris Bennett" <[email protected]> writes: > Hi, > > With version 2.4.5, if a node was draining, once it became drained it > would not get powered down via the suspend mechanism. This was arguably > the wrong behaviour from an energy-saving point of view. > > With version 14.11.8, a drained node will get powered down. However, > when jobs are submitted which the node could run, the node is powered > up, jobs start, but then node is then automatically placed in the state > 'draining'. This is arguably the wrong behaviour from the point of view > of fixing what ever problem lead to the draining in the first place. > > Ideally nodes which are drained and powered down should stay in the > state 'drained' and thus not be restarted. What would be the correct > configuration for this?
In the change log for 14.11.10 it says If a node is in DOWN or DRAIN state, leave it unavailable for allocation when powered down. Is this a fix for the problem described above? Cheers, Loris -- This signature is currently under construction.
