How to run script in a reserved node in slurm
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I want to launch my script in Slurm's sbatch command that is already reserved a node(s). In OAR case once I reserved a node, I usually run my script (myscript.sh with some variable that is needed within my script) as below.
oarsh my_reserved_node_name "my_script.sh --input $var"
Now how can I do the same thing in the case of Slurm setting?
I tried using the "ssh" command as below but it seems to be not working.
ssh my_reserved_node_name "my_script.sh --input $var"
shell-script slurm cluster-ssh
edited Feb 26 at 11:18
Romeo Ninov
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I want to launch my script in Slurm's sbatch command that is already reserved a node(s). In OAR case once I reserved a node, I usually run my script (myscript.sh with some variable that is needed within my script) as below.
oarsh my_reserved_node_name "my_script.sh --input $var"
Now how can I do the same thing in the case of Slurm setting?
I tried using the "ssh" command as below but it seems to be not working.
ssh my_reserved_node_name "my_script.sh --input $var"
shell-script slurm cluster-ssh
edited Feb 26 at 11:18
Romeo Ninov
6,83432129
asked Feb 26 at 11:12
user338900user338900
11
add a comment |
I want to launch my script in Slurm's sbatch command that is already reserved a node(s). In OAR case once I reserved a node, I usually run my script (myscript.sh with some variable that is needed within my script) as below.
oarsh my_reserved_node_name "my_script.sh --input $var"
Now how can I do the same thing in the case of Slurm setting?
I tried using the "ssh" command as below but it seems to be not working.
ssh my_reserved_node_name "my_script.sh --input $var"
shell-script slurm cluster-ssh
edited Feb 26 at 11:18
Romeo Ninov
6,83432129
asked Feb 26 at 11:12
user338900user338900
11
I want to launch my script in Slurm's sbatch command that is already reserved a node(s). In OAR case once I reserved a node, I usually run my script (myscript.sh with some variable that is needed within my script) as below.
oarsh my_reserved_node_name "my_script.sh --input $var"
Now how can I do the same thing in the case of Slurm setting?
I tried using the "ssh" command as below but it seems to be not working.
ssh my_reserved_node_name "my_script.sh --input $var"
shell-script slurm cluster-ssh
shell-script slurm cluster-ssh
edited Feb 26 at 11:18
Romeo Ninov
6,83432129
asked Feb 26 at 11:12
user338900user338900
11
edited Feb 26 at 11:18
Romeo Ninov
6,83432129
asked Feb 26 at 11:12
user338900user338900
11
edited Feb 26 at 11:18
Romeo Ninov
6,83432129
edited Feb 26 at 11:18
Romeo Ninov
6,83432129
edited Feb 26 at 11:18
Romeo Ninov
6,83432129
6,83432129
asked Feb 26 at 11:12
user338900user338900
11
asked Feb 26 at 11:12
user338900user338900
11
asked Feb 26 at 11:12
user338900user338900
11
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