[Beowulf] Setting memory limits on a compute node
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Brent M. Clements bclem at rice.eduTue Jun 8 08:42:43 PDT 2004
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Ok here is the problem we are running into. We have a user who submits a job to a compute node. The application is gaussian. The parent gaussian process can spawn a few child processes. It appears that the gaussian application is exhausting all of the memory in the system essentially stopping the machine from working. You can still ping the machine but can't ssh. Anyway's I know the fundementals of why this is happening. My question, is there any way to limit a user's total addressable space that his processes can use so that it doesn't kill the node? What is the best to approach this kinda of issue? We have come up with a few solutions but each one has it's drawbacks. Thanks, Brent
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