[slurm-dev] Email differentials
Hi, I've had a request from a user about the email system in SLURM. Basically, there's a team collaboration and the request was: is there an sbatch command such that two groups will get different sets of emails. Group 1: only get the email if the jobs FAIL Group 2: get Begin, End and Fail Cheers L. -- The most dangerous phrase in the language is, "We've always done it this way." - Grace Hopper
[slurm-dev] Install Slurm in a mic
Hello everybody, I would like to know if there is any way to install Munge and Slurm as daemons inside a Xeon Phi, as if it would be an independent node like any other else. The aim is to run native applications, as we are not interested in the offload mode. Thanks for your time, Jose Antonio
[slurm-dev] slurmdbd start error
Has anyone seen this error - slurmdbd will not start: 2016-12-01T10:07:54.946] debug: slurmdbd: slurm_open_msg_conn to uahpc:6819: Connection refused [2016-12-01T10:07:54.946] error: slurmdbd: DBD_SEND_MULT_JOB_START failure: Connection refused This was a running system and we just pushed out an update from 15.8.10 to 15.8.12 Deborah Crocker, PhD Systems Engineer III Office of Information Technology The University of Alabama Box 870346 Tuscaloosa, AL 36587 Office 205-348-3758 | Fax 205-348-9393 deborah.croc...@ua.edu
[slurm-dev] Re: Restrict access for a user group to certain nodes
Hi! You could either setup a partition for your tests with group restrictions or you can use the reservation feature depending on your exact use case. /Magnus On 2016-12-01 15:54, Felix Willenborg wrote: Dear everybody, I'd like to restrict submissions from a certain user group or allow only one certain user group to submit jobs to certain nodes. Does Slurm offer groups which can handle such an occassion? It'd be prefered if there is a linux user group support, because this would save time setting up a new user group environment. The intention is that only administrators can submit jobs to those certain nodes to perform some tests, which might be disturbed by users submitting their jobs to those nodes. Various Search Engines didn't offer answers to my question, which is why I'm writing you here. Looking forward to some answers! Best, Felix Willenborg -- Magnus Jonsson, Developer, HPC2N, UmeƄ Universitet
[slurm-dev] RE: Restrict access for a user group to certain nodes
The way we did that was to put the nodes in their own partition which is only accessible by that group. PartitionName=beardq Nodes=compute-8-[1,5,9,13,17] AllowGroups=beards DefaultTime=01:00:00 MaxTime=INFINITE State=UP So here is a partition "beardq" which is only available to folks in the group "beards" (yah, all they guys in that group have beards) Brian Andrus ITACS/Research Computing Naval Postgraduate School Monterey, California voice: 831-656-6238 -Original Message- From: Felix Willenborg [mailto:felix.willenb...@uni-oldenburg.de] Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2016 6:53 AM To: slurm-dev Subject: [slurm-dev] Restrict access for a user group to certain nodes Dear everybody, I'd like to restrict submissions from a certain user group or allow only one certain user group to submit jobs to certain nodes. Does Slurm offer groups which can handle such an occassion? It'd be prefered if there is a linux user group support, because this would save time setting up a new user group environment. The intention is that only administrators can submit jobs to those certain nodes to perform some tests, which might be disturbed by users submitting their jobs to those nodes. Various Search Engines didn't offer answers to my question, which is why I'm writing you here. Looking forward to some answers! Best, Felix Willenborg
[slurm-dev] Restrict access for a user group to certain nodes
Dear everybody, I'd like to restrict submissions from a certain user group or allow only one certain user group to submit jobs to certain nodes. Does Slurm offer groups which can handle such an occassion? It'd be prefered if there is a linux user group support, because this would save time setting up a new user group environment. The intention is that only administrators can submit jobs to those certain nodes to perform some tests, which might be disturbed by users submitting their jobs to those nodes. Various Search Engines didn't offer answers to my question, which is why I'm writing you here. Looking forward to some answers! Best, Felix Willenborg