[Beowulf] mpirun and batch systems
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Reuti reuti at staff.uni-marburg.deThu Dec 2 09:41:21 PST 2004
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Quoting daniel.kidger at quadrics.com: Hi, > Erik, > > I have a question about how various batch systems run MPI jobs. > > > > Say I have a head node and 16 compute nodes. I submit a job > > that requires 8 nodes, and the batch system allocates me > > nodes 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11. > > > > Where does my 'mpirun' get executed from? On the head node? Or on > > node 4? > > This can depend upon the batch system and how it is configured. What is > common is for the 'first' (not necessarily the lowest numbered) of the list > of nodes assigned to a job is the one where the batch scripts executes. > The most common alternative is that batch script gets executed on what is > classed as a 'login node'. what's your definition of a "login node"? We have one "login node" where the users can "log in", prepare their scripts and input files, one file server/queue master (SGE), and many computing nodes. But the submitted batch scripts are always executed on the computing nodes only. - Reuti
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