Introduction
To use the system, you need to write a job script, also called a batch script, which contains both information about the program which is to be run as well as about the resources, such as run-time and main memory, needed by the program. The script is then sent to the resource manager, which starts the program when the corresponding resources become available and the job has a sufficient priority.
The most important commands are:
command |
description |
example |
sbatch |
submit a job script | sbatch myscript.sh |
scancel |
cancel a job | scancel 123 |
sinfo |
show available partitions and nodes | sinfo -l |
squeue |
show your own jobs in queue | squeue --me |
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show efficiency of a job |
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You can find more information via the corresponding man pages, e.g. man sbatch
.