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* The gpu partition is only accessible to the members of the gpu account.
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* The gpu partition is only accessible to the members of the gpu account.
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* The number of concurrently allocated cores per user on the free, bigmem and gpu partitions is not limited.
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* The number of concurrently allocated cores per user on the free, bigmem and gpu partitions is not limited.
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## Slurm user commands
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## Usual Slurm user commands
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Submit a job:
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Submit a job:
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sbatch script.sh
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sbatch script.sh
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squeue -u username
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squeue -u username
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## Job and cluster monitoring
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In the output of the *squeue* command, the "ST" column provides the state of the job. The most commons are:
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## Error analysis
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## Error analysis
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* QOSMaxCpuPerJobLimit
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* QOSMaxCpuPerJobLimit
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* BeginTime ?
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