Slurm Job Samples encapsulate GPU resources
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Slurm Job Samples encapsulate GPU resources
**sprogress** is a small utility, which is designed to notify about start/finish of processing, and redirect command output to a remote server over HTTP(S) requests.
Sorting of large dataset files(80GB) using Hadoop(Mapreduce) techniques and Apache Spark in Java and scheduled job on the virtual cluster(using 4 nodes) using a SLURM scheduler with bash scripting
This repo contains a slurm test suite which can be used to test new hardware automatically. This includes checking the availability of modules and, at a later stage, more complex programs and parallelization
Control your SLURM jobs via SSH using Python (WORK IN PROGRESS)
A utility to submit a SLURM job with specified resources and establish an SSH tunnel to the allocated compute node.
Schedules cluster jobs with tree-like dependencies accounting for large parameter combinations
How to run StyleGAN2-ADA - Official PyTorch implementation - locally or on SLURM UNIPD.
fully dockerized distributed multi-nodes slurm cluster - ubuntu 20.04
Easily manage and submit robust jobs to Slurm using Python and Bash.
Quick guide to submitting and monitoring jobs on Ozerlabs slurm cluster.
This is an importable python package that provides an Enum containing SLURM sbatch/srun environment variables.
Unlock the power of SlurmWatch! Say goodbye to job uncertainty with instant notifications for your SLURM tasks. Don't just wonder, be in the know—join the SlurmWatch revolution today!
This script is created to read through all of the jobs that you have running in the queue and check to see if a particular job is still running. When the job is no longer present in the queueing system, you will receive a SMS message/email.
Slurm job scripts to run and analyze molecular dynamics simulations on high performance computers
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