Difference between revisions of "Submitting a job to a slurm queue"
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'''srun''' | '''srun''' | ||
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− | srun -intasks=2 --label hostname (--label means that before the output line write the task id) | + | '''srun -intasks=2 --label hostname''' (--label means that before the output line write the task id) |
0:compute-0-1 | 0:compute-0-1 | ||
1:compute-0-1 | 1:compute-0-1 |
Revision as of 15:14, 13 March 2023
submit commands
sbatch - submits script
salloc - submit interactive job - allocates what it needs, but will not start to work on the node/s
srun - submits interactive job w mpi ("job step")
sattach - connect stdin/out/err for an existing job (or job step)
So for example, may submit a job with command:
sbatch script.sh
Examples
sbatch
sbatch --ntasks=1 --time=10 pre_process.bash (time is 10 minutes) (Submitted batch job 45001) sbatch --ntasks=128 --time=60 --depend=45001 do_work.bash (Submitted batch job 45002) sbatch --ntasks=1 --time=30 --depend=45002 post_process.bash (Submitted batch job 45003)
srun
'''srun -intasks=2 --label hostname''' (--label means that before the output line write the task id) 0:compute-0-1 1:compute-0-1
Using 2 nodes:
srun -innodes=2 --exclusive --label hostname 0:compute-0-1 1:compute-0-2
opening bash
srun --ntasks=56 --pty bash [dolevg@compute-0-12 beta16.dvory]$....
Specifying compute node (which is available)
srun --ntasks=56 -p gcohen_2018 --nodelist="compute-0-12" --pty bash
See available nodes: salloc
salloc --ntasks=8 --time=10 bash salloc: Granted job allocation 45000 (gives us a bash prompts of a node:)
env | grep SLURM SLURM_JOBID=45000 SLURM_NPROCS=4 SLURM_JOB_NODELIST=compute-0-1,compute-0-2
hostname powerlogin
srun --label hostname 0:compute-0-1 1:compute-0-1 2:compute-0-2 3:compute-0-2 exit (terminates the shell)
info commands
sinfo -- to see all queues (partitions)
squeue -- to see all jobs
scontrol show partition -- to see all partitions
scontrol show job <number> -- to see job's attributes