On 11/15/2010 02:11 PM, Reuti wrote:
Just to give my understanding of the problem:
Am 15.11.2010 um 19:57 schrieb Terry Dontje:
On 11/15/2010 11:08 AM, Chris Jewell wrote:
Sorry, I am still trying to grok all your email as what the problem you
are trying to solve. So is the issue is trying to have two jobs having
processes on the same node be able to bind there processes on different
resources. Like core 1 for the first job and core 2 and 3 for the 2nd job?
--td
That's exactly it. Each MPI process needs to be bound to 1 processor in a way
that reflects GE's slot allocation scheme.
I actually don't think that I got it. So you give two cases:
Case 1:
$ qsub -pe mpi 8 -binding pe linear:1 myScript.com
and my pe_hostfile looks like:
exec6.cluster.stats.local 2
batch.q@exec6.cluster.stats.local
0,1
Shouldn't here two cores be reserved for exec6 as it got two slots?
That's what I was wondering.
exec1.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec1.cluster.stats.local
0,1
exec7.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec7.cluster.stats.local
0,1
exec5.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec5.cluster.stats.local
0,1
exec4.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec4.cluster.stats.local
0,1
exec3.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec3.cluster.stats.local
0,1
exec2.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec2.cluster.stats.local
0,1
Case 2:
Notice that, because I have specified the -binding pe linear:1, each execution
node binds processes for the job_id to one core. If I have -binding pe
linear:2, I get:
exec6.cluster.stats.local 2
batch.q@exec6.cluster.stats.local
0,1:0,2
exec1.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec1.cluster.stats.local
0,1:0,2
exec7.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec7.cluster.stats.local
0,1:0,2
exec4.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec4.cluster.stats.local
0,1:0,2
exec3.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec3.cluster.stats.local
0,1:0,2
exec2.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec2.cluster.stats.local
0,1:0,2
exec5.cluster.stats.local 1
batch.q@exec5.cluster.stats.local
0,1:0,2
Is your complaint really the fact that exec6 has been allocated two slots but
there seems to only be one slot worth of resources allocated
All are wrong except exec6. They should only get one core assigned.
Huh? I would have thought exec6 would get 4 cores and the rest are correct.
--td
-- Reuti
to it (ie in case one exec6 only has 1 core and case 2 it has two where maybe
you'd expect 2 and 4 cores allocated respectively)?
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