What do node states in SLURM represent?
In SLURM, node states refer to the different operational states that a compute node in a...
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Author: Harish Chennamsetty
SLURM’s Fairshare Algorithm for scheduling
By default, “fairshare” refers to a scheduling policy that aims to provide a fair...
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Flags, TRES and GRES in SLURM? What do they do?
In SLURM, flags, tres (Task Resource Efficiency System), and gres (Generic Resource) are used to...
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Scripting – Taking a filename as an argument and counts the number of lines in that file
Certainly! Here’s a simple shell script that takes a filename as an argument and counts the...
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Full bisection InfiniBand topology vs a non-blocking InfiniBand topology
Both full bisection and non-blocking topologies are designs used in InfiniBand networks to ensure...
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