Re: Best queue system for myrinet?
Kees Verstoep <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.myrinet.general |
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Enrique Lomba wrote: > > > Bill Broadley wrote: > >> I'm reinstalling a 32 node (64 cpu) myrinet cluster. >> >> I'm looking for a batch queue system, but want to avoid the problem >> I've had in the past (although this info maybe somewhat dated). >> >> Basically I want to schedule my cluster as 64 cpu's, but if I >> tell the queue system I have more then 32 cpu it needs to know >> that the first job on a given node gets Myrinet channel 2, and the >> second job on the same node gets Myrinet channel 4. >> >> What is working well for people? >> > > Hello, > we have a 32 node dual cluster with Myrinet and we are using rather > successfully OpenPBS 2.3 (with the patches that can be found in > http://bellatrix.pcl.ox.ac.uk/~ben/pbs/) and mpiexec to run parallel jobs. Actually, we have a similar config here (with the Maui scheduler for node selection) on five 32+ dual node clusters and in my experience OpenPBS needs quite a bit of hand holding. Having to restart PBS services often for various (usually unclear) reasons is in fact quite a pain. I must immediately add that we don't have ALL the patches of the above site, but as far as I know we do use the relevant ones. Maybe other people can comment on SGE (Sun Grid Engine, formerly Codine). It seems to offer a similar interface, is now open software, and possibly a bit more stable? Regards, Kees Verstoep