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| ^ <<//investing_entity//>>''-qrsh.q'' | A special queue for interactive jobs only. Jobs are scheduled to this queue when you use Grid Engine's **qlogin** command. | | ^ <<//investing_entity//>>''-qrsh.q'' | A special queue for interactive jobs only. Jobs are scheduled to this queue when you use Grid Engine's **qlogin** command. | |
| ^ ''standby.q'' | A special queue that spans all nodes, at most 240 slots per user. Submissions will have a lower priority than jobs submitted to owner-queues, and standby jobs will only be started on lightly-loaded nodes. These jobs will not be preempted by others' job submissions. Jobs will be terminated with notification after running for 8 hours of elapsed (wall-clock) time. //Also see the ''standby-4h.q'' entry.// | | ^ ''standby.q'' | A special queue that spans all nodes, at most 240 slots per user. Submissions will have a lower priority than jobs submitted to owner-queues, and standby jobs will only be started on lightly-loaded nodes. These jobs will not be preempted by others' job submissions. Jobs will be terminated with notification after running for 8 hours of elapsed (wall-clock) time. //Also see the ''standby-4h.q'' entry.// | |
| ^ ::: | You must specify **–l standby=1** as a **qsub** option. You must also use the **-notify** option if your jobs traps the USR2 termination signal. [[general:jobsched:standby |(Details)]] | | ^ ::: | You must specify **–l standby=1** as a **qsub** option. You must also use the **-notify** option if your jobs traps the USR2 termination signal. | |
| ^ ''standby-4h.q'' | A special queue that spans all nodes, at most 816 slots per user. Submissions will have a lower priority than jobs submitted to owner-queues, and standby jobs will only be started on lightly-loaded nodes. These jobs will not be preempted by others' job submissions. Jobs will be terminated with notification after running for 4 hours of elapsed (wall-clock) time. | | ^ ''standby-4h.q'' | A special queue that spans all nodes, at most 816 slots per user. Submissions will have a lower priority than jobs submitted to owner-queues, and standby jobs will only be started on lightly-loaded nodes. These jobs will not be preempted by others' job submissions. Jobs will be terminated with notification after running for 4 hours of elapsed (wall-clock) time. | |
| ^ ::: | You must specify **–l standby=1** as a **qsub** option. And, if more than 240 slots are requested, you must also specify a maximum run-time of 4 hours or less via the **-l h_rt=//hh:mm:ss//** option. Finally, use the **-notify** option if your jobs traps the USR2 termination signal. [[general:jobsched:standby |(Details)]] | | ^ ::: | You must specify **–l standby=1** as a **qsub** option. And, if more than 240 slots are requested, you must also specify a maximum run-time of 4 hours or less via the **-l h_rt=//hh:mm:ss//** option. Finally, use the **-notify** option if your jobs traps the USR2 termination signal. | |
| ^ ''spillover-24core.q'' | A special queue that spans all standard nodes (24 cores) and is used by Grid Engine to map jobs when requested resources are unavailable on standard nodes in owner queues, e.g., node failure or other standby jobs are using owner resources. **Implemented on February 29, 2016** according to [[https://sites.udel.edu/research-computing/files/2016/01/MillsEnd-of-LifePlanandPolicies-3-1jp8lqd.pdf|Mills End-of-Life Policy]].| | ^ ''spillover-24core.q'' | A special queue that spans all standard nodes (24 cores) and is used by Grid Engine to map jobs when requested resources are unavailable on standard nodes in owner queues, e.g., node failure or other standby jobs are using owner resources. **Implemented on February 29, 2016** according to [[https://sites.udel.edu/research-computing/files/2016/01/MillsEnd-of-LifePlanandPolicies-3-1jp8lqd.pdf|Mills End-of-Life Policy]].| |
| ^ ''spillover-48core.q'' | A special queue that spans all 4-socket nodes (48 cores) and is used by Grid Engine to map jobs when requested resources are unavailable on 48-core nodes in owner queues, e.g., node failure or other standby jobs are using owner resources. Owners of only 48-core nodes will not spillover to standard nodes. **Implemented on February 29, 2016** according to [[https://sites.udel.edu/research-computing/files/2016/01/MillsEnd-of-LifePlanandPolicies-3-1jp8lqd.pdf|Mills End-of-Life Policy]].| | ^ ''spillover-48core.q'' | A special queue that spans all 4-socket nodes (48 cores) and is used by Grid Engine to map jobs when requested resources are unavailable on 48-core nodes in owner queues, e.g., node failure or other standby jobs are using owner resources. Owners of only 48-core nodes will not spillover to standard nodes. **Implemented on February 29, 2016** according to [[https://sites.udel.edu/research-computing/files/2016/01/MillsEnd-of-LifePlanandPolicies-3-1jp8lqd.pdf|Mills End-of-Life Policy]].| |