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tud-zih-energy
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cc918064
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cc918064
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11 years ago
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Morris Jette
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Add note for gang support with select/cray plugin
There need to be some network enhancements for proper operation though.
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</P>
</P>
<UL>
<UL>
<LI>
<LI>
<B>SelectType</B>: The SLURM gang scheduler supports nodes
<B>SelectType</B>: The SLURM gang scheduler supports
allocated by the <I>select/linear</I> plugin and socket/core/CPU resources
nodes allocated by the <I>select/linear</I> plugin,
allocated by the <I>select/cons_res</I> plugin.
socket/core/CPU resources allocated by the <I>select/cons_res</I> plugin or
<I>select/cray</I> for Cray systems without ALPS.
</LI>
</LI>
<LI>
<LI>
<B>SelectTypeParameter</B>: Since resources will be getting overallocated
<B>SelectTypeParameter</B>: Since resources will be getting overallocated
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<I>CR_CPU_Memory</I> does not.
<I>CR_CPU_Memory</I> does not.
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<p style="text-align:center;">Last modified
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uary 2014</p>
<p style="text-align:center;">Last modified
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uary 2014</p>
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<UL>
<UL>
<LI>
<LI>
<B>SelectType</B>: SLURM job preemption logic supports nodes allocated by the
<B>SelectType</B>: SLURM job preemption logic supports
<I>select/linear</I> plugin and socket/core/CPU resources allocated by the
nodes allocated by the <I>select/linear</I> plugin,
<I>select/cons_res</I> plugin.
socket/core/CPU resources allocated by the <I>select/cons_res</I> plugin or
<I>select/cray</I> for Cray systems without ALPS.
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<B>SelectTypeParameter</B>: Since resources may be getting over-allocated
<B>SelectTypeParameter</B>: Since resources may be getting over-allocated
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the design. Any and all help is welcome here!
the design. Any and all help is welcome here!
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