SLURM Reference Manual for HP XC System Software
Table Of Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- SLURM Goals and Roles
- SLURM Features
- SLURM Operation
- SLURM Utilities
- SRUN (Submit Jobs)
- SQUEUE (List Jobs)
- SINFO (List Nodes)
- SMAP (Show Job Geometry)
- SCONTROL (Manage Configurations)
- Disclaimer
- Keyword Index
- Alphabetical List of Keywords
- Date and Revisions
Working Features
--begin=date|time|delay|special
defers job start until the specified time value, which may be any one of these formats:
date is any calendar date in the format
month day|MMDDYY|MM/DD/YY|DD.MM.YY
time is any time of day in the format HH:MM[:SS][AM|PM]
delay is specified by the digits count in the otherwise literal format:
now + count minutes|hours|days|weeks
special specifies the job start time by using any one of these unusual
time-literal strings:
midnight
noon
teatime [= 4 p.m.]
today
tomorrow
--core=ctype selects the corefile format for your job in contexts where several alternative formats
are supported. Here ctype may be:
normal (default) specifies a full core dump.
light specifies a lightweight corefile format (with liblwcf).
list causes SRUN to print a list of (other) currently supported corefile
formats (if any) and end.
--ctrl-comm-ifhn=addr
specifies the address addr or hostname to use for task communication and
synchronization primitives for MPCIH2 (PMI). The default value is the response to
the getnodename function (but you must supply an address if DNS lookup cannot be
performed on that hostname).
-D path (uppercase, --chdir=path)
causes each remote process to change its default directory to path (by using CHDIR)
before it begins execution (without -D, the current working directory of SRUN
becomes the default directory for each process).
-d level (lowercase, --slurmd-debug=level)
specifies level as the level at which daemon SLURMD reports debug information and
deposits it in this job's STDERR location. Here level can be any integer between 0
(quiet, reports only errors, the default) and 4 (extremely verbose messages).
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