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Access to computational resources within the PubApps infrastructure is done via SLURM scheduler similarly to how it's used on HiPerGator. SLURM can be used on PubApps using command-line or via a python drmaa module that uses the python-drmaa library. | Access to computational resources within the PubApps infrastructure is done via SLURM scheduler similarly to how it's used on HiPerGator. SLURM can be used on PubApps using command-line or via a python drmaa module that uses the python-drmaa library. | ||
For command-line use add | For command-line use add <code>/opt/slurm/bin</code> to the $PATH | ||
to the $PATH | |||
For programmatic use add, for example, | For programmatic use add, for example, | ||
Latest revision as of 19:31, 13 June 2019
Access to computational resources within the PubApps infrastructure is done via SLURM scheduler similarly to how it's used on HiPerGator. SLURM can be used on PubApps using command-line or via a python drmaa module that uses the python-drmaa library.
For command-line use add /opt/slurm/bin to the $PATH
For programmatic use add, for example,
os.environ['DRMAA_LIBRARY_PATH'] = '/opt/slurm-drmaa/lib/libdrmaa.so'
to the WSGI configuration for the application or its equivalent.
See https://drmaa-python.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ for Python DRMAA reference.