Great info - thank you!

-Allison


----- Original Message -----
From: "William Hay" <[email protected]>
To: "Allison Walters" <[email protected]>, [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2014 2:22:04 AM
Subject: Re: [gridengine users] Requesting multiple cores on one node

I think the difference is underlying philosophy.  Grid Engine:

1)Give a lot of flexibility to the administrator.  This makes it
easier for the admin to do things the designers didn't anticipate.  It
is less a batch scheduler more a batch scheduler construction kit with
a reasonable sample configuration.  Despite attempts to port it to
Windows Grid Engine is basically a unix batch scheduler and follows
the unix philosophy.

2)For the most part request the resources you need rather than try to
tell the scheduler how to allocate jobs to nodes.  Which resources you
can request is up to the admin.


Your actual problem isn't soluble in a configuration agnostic way but
on many SGE clusters:
There is a pe called smp with an allocation rule of $pe_slots.  There
is also commonly a resource called exclusive that can be requested to
get exclusive access to a host.


However this is just a common configuration and wouldn't work on the
cluster I admin for example.  You might choose to assume that anyone
who doesn't use the configuration outlined above is familiar with
their configuration and can  adapt your job submission mechanism if
you let them.

If you want the more general ppn then the multiple PE's with
allocation rules 1,2,3.. up to the largest number of cores on a single
node should do it (never tried this just going by the man page).

William

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