Hans-Nikolai Viessmann
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This commit is a test run, currently I would stick with MM proper until Zensical is more mature. Hopefully in about half a year. Missing features: - blog for news articles (using template at the moment, not ideal)
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Accessing Slurm Cluster
The Merlin Slurm clusters
Merlin contains a multi-cluster setup, where multiple Slurm clusters coexist under the same umbrella. It basically contains the following clusters:
- The Merlin6 Slurm CPU cluster, which is called
merlin6. - The Merlin6 Slurm GPU cluster, which is called
gmerlin6. - The old Merlin5 Slurm CPU cluster, which is called
merlin5, still supported in a best effort basis.
Accessing the Slurm clusters
Any job submission must be performed from a Merlin login node. Please refer to the Accessing the Interactive Nodes documentation for further information about how to access the cluster.
In addition, any job must be submitted from a high performance storage area visible by the login nodes and by the computing nodes. For this, the possible storage areas are the following:
/data/user/data/project/shared-scratch
Please, avoid using /psi/home directories for submitting jobs.
Merlin6 CPU cluster access
The Merlin6 CPU cluster (merlin6) is the default cluster configured
in the login nodes. Any job submission will use by default this cluster, unless
the option --cluster is specified with another of the existing clusters.
For further information about how to use this cluster, please visit: Merlin6 CPU Slurm Cluster documentation.
Merlin6 GPU cluster access
The Merlin6 GPU cluster (gmerlin6) is visible from the login nodes. However, to submit jobs to this cluster, one needs to specify the option --cluster=gmerlin6 when submitting a job or allocation.
For further information about how to use this cluster, please visit: Merlin6 GPU Slurm Cluster documentation.
Merlin5 CPU cluster access
The Merlin5 CPU cluster (merlin5) is visible from the login nodes. However, to submit jobs
to this cluster, one needs to specify the option --cluster=merlin5 when submitting a job or allocation.
Using this cluster is in general not recommended, however this is still available for old users needing extra computational resources or longer jobs. Have in mind that this cluster is only supported in a best effort basis, and it contains very old hardware and configurations.
For further information about how to use this cluster, please visit the Merlin5 CPU Slurm Cluster documentation.