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Slurm is the basis of which all jobs are to be submitted, this includes batch and interactive jobs. Slurm consists of several user facing user commands, all of which have appropriate Unix man pages associated with them and should be consulted. On this page, users will find detailed information about running and submitting jobs, nodes, view available partitions, basic Slurm commands, troubleshooting and steps to configuring Slurm for investments.
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There are some default limits set for Slurm jobs. By default the following is required for submission:
Walltime limit: --time=[days-hours:mins:secs]
Project account: --account=account
Default Values
Additionally, the default submission has the following characteristics:
nodes is for one node (-N 1, --nodes=1)
task count one tasks (-n 1, --ntasks-per-node=1)
memory amount 1000 MB RAM / CPU (--mem-per-cpu=1000).
These can be changed by requesting different allocation schemes by modifying the appropriate flags. Please reference our Slurm documentation.
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