Serial JobThis script runs a serial, single-CPU job using the standard queue. Any line beginning with #SBATCH issues a SLURM directive that controls aspects of your job such as job name, output filename, memory requirements, number of CPUs, number of nodes, etc. To run the script, replace YOUR_GROUP with the name of your PI’s group on HPC. To find this information, you can use the command va. You can submit the job with sbatch <script_name>. This job assumes there is a python script in your working directory (included in downloadable example above). Submission Script | Code Block |
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| #!/bin/bash
#SBATCH --job-name=Sample_Slurm_Job
#SBATCH --ntasks=1
#SBATCH --nodes=1
#SBATCH --time=00:01:00
#SBATCH --partition=standard
#SBATCH --account=hpcteam
module load python/3.8
python3 hello_world.py |
Example Python Script | Code Block |
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| #!/usr/bin/env python3
import os
print("Hello world! I'm running on compute node: %s"%os.environ["HOSTNAME"]) |
Example Job Submission
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| (ocelote) [netid@junonia ~]$ ls
hello_world.py serial-job.slurm
(ocelote) [netid@junonia ~]$ sbatch serial-job.slurm
Submitted batch job 73224 |
Output
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| (ocelote) [netid@junonia ~]$ ls
slurm-73224.out hello_world.py serial-job.slurm
(ocelote) [netid@junonia ~]$ cat slurm-73224.out
Hello world! I'm running on compute node: i4n0
Detailed performance metrics for this job will be available at https://metrics.hpc.arizona.edu/#job_viewer?action=show&realm=SUPREMM&resource_id=5&local_job_id=73224 by 8am on 2021/08/05.
(ocelote) [netid@junonia ~]$ |
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