Slurm

Some helpful slurm commands to see how your job ran or what is happening on the cluster with more options at the
eRI Slurm Reference Guide

Command	Example	Description
sbatch	`sbatch submit.sl`	Submits the Slurm script submit.sl
squeue	`squeue` `squeue --me` `squeue -p compute`	Displays entire queue. Displays your queued jobs. Displays queued jobs on the compute partition.
sacct	`sacct` `sacct -S 2024-01-01` `sacct -j 123456`	Displays all the jobs run by you that day. Displays all the jobs run by you since the 1st Jan 2024 Displays job 123456
scancel	`scancel 123456` `scancel --me`	Cancels job 123456 Cancels all your jobs.
sshare	`sshare -U`	Shows the Fair Share scores for all projects of which you are a member.
sinfo	`sinfo`	Shows the current state of the Slurm partitions.

Command	Example	Description
–job-name	`#SBATCH --job-name=MyJob`	The name that will appear when using squeue or sacct
–account	`#SBATCH --account=2024-mjb-sandbox`	The account that usage will be recorded for.
–time	`#SBATCH --time=DD-HH:MM:SS`	Job max walltime
–mem	`#SBATCH --mem=512MB`	Memory required per node.
–partition	`#SBATCH --partition=compute`	Specified job partition
–output	`#SBATCH --output=%j_output.out`	Standard output file.
–mail-user	`#SBATCH --mail-user=matt.bixley@agresearch.co.nz`	Address to send mail notifications.
–mail-type	`#SBATCH --mail-type=ALL` `#SBATCH --mail-type=TIME_LIMIT_80`	Will send a mail notification at `BEGIN END FAIL` Will send message at 80% walltime
–no-requeue	`#SBATCH --no-requeue`	Will stop job being requeued in the case of node failure.