Hello,
We have three HPC systems called A, B, and C and these could be accessible
through the login node. SGE is installed login node.
A and B HPC systems are consist of master node and computing nodes
respectively and connected gigabit ethernet between them. But, C HPC system
has ideal configurat
Yes, it does list the nodes OK:
>qhost -F mem_free -l mem_free=80g
gpu001lx24-amd64 16 3.24 126.1G 24.9G4.0G 0.0
Host Resource(s): hl:mem_free=101.250G
gpu002lx24-amd64 16 2.21 126.1G 27.4G4.0G 0.0
Host Resource(s): hl:mem_free=98.770G
gp
Hi,
Am 26.01.2015 um 21:39 schrieb Winkler, Ursula (ursula.wink...@uni-graz.at):
> I'll trying to find a solution for an environment running serial jobs as well
> as mpi jobs on
> 6 hosts where each host has 32 cores/slots. Due to the small number of nodes,
> assigning
> each sort of jobs to se
Hi gridengine mailinglist members,
I'll trying to find a solution for an environment running serial jobs as well
as mpi jobs on
6 hosts where each host has 32 cores/slots. Due to the small number of nodes,
assigning
each sort of jobs to separate nodes (e.g. nodes 1-2 for serial, nodes 3-6 for
m
Hi,
> Am 26.01.2015 um 17:15 schrieb Feng Zhang :
>
> I just found a strange behavior of SGE 2011.
>
> One user's job generate 1+ million small files in local
> disk($TEMPDIR).
Hence in the local scratch directory provided by SGE?
> It looks like it makes the execd very busy and from
> the si
Hi Guys,
I just found a strange behavior of SGE 2011.
One user's job generate 1+ million small files in local
disk($TEMPDIR). It looks like it makes the execd very busy and from
the side of qmaster, the node is lost and unavailable, while I can ssh
to login. On the node, execd makes huge IOs( a f
Should do...some processes which hold their log files open need to be
HUPped or restarted after rotating the logs, but although 'fuser'
reports the accounting file is open the qmaster doesn't seem to have a
problem with this configuration, so the reporting file will probably be
the same. If nec
