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Job Allocation problem: msg#00093clustering.torque.user
I have come across an interesting problem. A user of the cluster submitted a couple of hundred jobs to the queue - by default they went into the feed queue and the resources requested were such that they were moved to the long queue, which then filled up to the max_queuable limit. The jobs that remain then were moved to the parallel queue (which is logical even if I did not anticipate it). However the jobs when they went into the parallel queue were allocated 8 nodes - which is not the behaviour I would have expected. details of the queue structure are copied below. I am currently running torque-1.2.0p2, although intend to upgrade to the latest version in the near future. The jobs are fed into short, long, verylong, parallel create queue short I have since added the following lines of configuration and expect that this will solve the particular problem, but I would like to know the reason why the resources allocated was 8 nodes > set queue parallel resources_min.nodect = 2 > set queue parallel resources_min.nodes = 2 > set queue parallel resources_default.nodect = 2 > set queue parallel resources_default.nodes = 2 Thanks Mark Meenan University of Glasgow Computing Service
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