1.4 Run-Time Environment
In the HP XC environment,
1.4.1 SLURM
SLURM (Simple Linux Utility for Resource Management) is a resource management system that is integrated into the HP XC system. SLURM is suitable for use on large and small Linux clusters. It was developed by Lawrence Livermore National Lab and Linux Networks. As a resource manager, SLURM allocates exclusive or
SLURM groups compute nodes (the nodes where jobs are run) together into partitions. The HP XC system can have one or several partitions. When HP XC is installed, a single partition of compute nodes is created by default for LSF batch jobs. The system administrator has the option of creating additional partitions. For example, another partition could be created for interactive jobs.
1.4.2 Load Sharing Facility (LSF-HPC)
The Load Sharing Facility for High Performance Computing
A complete description of
1.4.3 How LSF-HPC and SLURM Interact
In the HP XC environment,
When a job is submitted to