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--- doku:slurm [2023/03/14 12:52] – [Licenses] goldenberg
+++ doku:slurm [2024/02/07 10:55] (current) – [The job submission script] katrin
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 ==== Node allocation policy ====
-On VSC-4 there are a set of nodes which accept jobs that do not require entire nodes (anythong from 1 core to less than a full node). These nodes are set up to accomodate different jobs from different users until they are full. They are automatically used for such types of jobs. All other nodes are assigned completely to a job.
+On VSC-4 & VSC-5 there is a set of nodes that accept jobs that do not require entire exclusive nodes (anything from 1 core to less than a full node). These nodes are set up to accommodate different jobs from different users until they are full. They are automatically used for such types of jobs. All other nodes are assigned completely (and exclusively) to a job whenever the '-N' argument is used.
-On VSC-5 that feature is not yet active, so only complete nodes are assigned to jobs.
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 It is recommended to write the job script using a [[doku:win2vsc&#the_job_filetext_editors_on_the_cluster|text editor]] on the VSC //Linux// cluster or on any Linux/Mac system.
-Editors in //Windows// may add additional invisible characters to the job file which render it unreadable and, thus, it is not executed.
+Editors in //Windows// may add additional invisible characters to the job file which render it unreadable and, thus, it cannot be not executed.
 Assume a submission script ''check.slrm''
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 </code>
   * **-J**     job name,\\
-  * **-N**     number of nodes requested (16 cores per node available)\\
+  * **-N**     number of nodes requested\\
   * **-n, --ntasks=<number>** specifies the number of tasks to run,
   * **--ntasks-per-node**     number of processes run in parallel on a single node \\