Master Node with 128GB RAM and 20 Cores
11 nos. of computes nodes with 128 GB RAM, and 20 cores each node
1 GPU node with 128 GB RAM , 20 cores and K40 GPU card
2 SMP servers with 1TB RAM and 64 cores each. One SMP server is out of queue (Compute 5) and one is in the queue.
Queue structure of Cluster
- Serial Queue: (Short queue) having 80 cores, walltime 24 hours and 128 GB RAM
- Parallel Queue: (Long queue) having 140 cores, walltime 96 hours and 128 GB Ram
- Gputest1 Queue: having 20 CPU cores and K40 GPU card
- SMP Queue: having 64 cores and 1 TB RAM
Fare-share policy (auto managed by scheduler) is active in background. Statistics flushing interval for fair share policy is 2 months.
Quota Limits for storage
- Ph.D. 2 TB
- PG Diploma 1 TB
- M.Sc (2nd year) 200 GB
- M.Sc (1st year) 100 GB
Basic Commands for Cluster
- Submit the job to the scheduler : qsub <script_name>
- Check job status : qstat , qstat -n1
- Check full information of the job : qstat -f <job_id>
- Delete the job from the queue : qdel <job_id>
- Check the queue information : qstat -Q
- Check jobs in queue : showq
- Check queue parameters : qmgr -c ‘p s’
FAQ's regarding cluster
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128 GB RAM, and 20 cores
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128 GB RAM, 20 cores and K40 GPU card
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1TB RAM and 64 cores
4 nos.
• Serial Queue : (Short queue) having 80 cores, walltime 24 hours and 128 GB RAM • Parallel Queue: (Long queue) having 140 cores, walltime 96 hours and 128 GB Ram • Gputest1 Queue: having 20 CPU cores with K40 card • SMP Queue having 64 cores and 1 TB RAM
With the approval of Supervisor/Dean the cluster account is created.
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Storage is assigned initially as per below details: • Ph.D. 2 TB • PGDE 1 TB • M.Sc (2nd year) 200 GB • M.Sc (1st year) 100 GB
With the recommendation of Supervisor and further approval from the Dean SCIS, the storage limit may be extended with proper justification.
Fare-share policy (auto managed by scheduler) is active in background. Statistics flushing interval for fair share policy is 2 months.
2 Months
qsub <script_name>
qstat , qstat -n1
qstat -f <job_id>
qdel <job_id>
qstat -Q
showq
qmgr -c ‘p s’