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    Interactive PVC
    Updated März 20

    Interactive PVC

    You can start the code within an interactive batch job. After creation of a binary (executable, model code), please follow these steps.

    1. Login to a login node of GPU PVC partition.

    2. Ask for an allocation of nodes within a slurm partition of the GPU PVC partition.

    3. Start the code on the allocation.

    4. Stop the allocation of nodes.

    Ask for an allocation

    bgilogin1> salloc --time=00:10:00 --nodes=2 --partition=gpu-pvc bgilogin1> squeue -u $USER ... 8394731 gpu-pvc interact ... bgi[1002-1003]

    Start the code

    bgilogin1> srun --ntasks-per-node=2 mycode ... my output ... bgilogin1> srun --ntasks-per-node=2 mycode ... my output ...

    Stop allocation

    bgilogin1> exit salloc: Relinquishing job allocation 8394731 bgilogin1> squeue -u $USER ... nothing ...

     

    {"serverDuration": 10, "requestCorrelationId": "9ff22399b4ba45a0bc09e4d7f532078c"}