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users:partitions [2016/03/31 17:22] – [Select a Partition] ecaloreusers:partitions [2018/02/20 11:35] (current) ecalore
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 In SLURM, queues are called partitions. A partition can be selected with the **--partition** or **-p** argument, to know how to do it in your job submission scripts see: [[users:slurm#meaning_of_the_most_common_options|job submission script options]]. In SLURM, queues are called partitions. A partition can be selected with the **--partition** or **-p** argument, to know how to do it in your job submission scripts see: [[users:slurm#meaning_of_the_most_common_options|job submission script options]].
  
 +<WRAP center round tip 60%>
 To query the availability of partitions end nodes on the cluster you can use the following SLURM command: To query the availability of partitions end nodes on the cluster you can use the following SLURM command:
- 
 <code> <code>
 sinfo -l sinfo -l
 </code> </code>
 +</WRAP>
  
 In the COKA cluster at the moment are available the following partitions: In the COKA cluster at the moment are available the following partitions:
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 ===== longrun ===== ===== longrun =====
  
-The //longrun// partition is meant for jobs expected to complete in less than **four hour**.+The //longrun// partition is meant for jobs expected to complete in less than **eight hour**.
 Jobs submitted to this partition: Jobs submitted to this partition:
-  * are limited to 240 minutes +  * are limited to 480 minutes 
   * multiple jobs can NOT share the same CPUs   * multiple jobs can NOT share the same CPUs
   * default memory per requested task is 1GB    * default memory per requested task is 1GB 
  
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