Running multiple processes on the same host

Chris Samuel csamuel at vpac.org
Wed Mar 29 21:26:42 EST 2006


On Saturday 04 March 2006 04:59, Pete Wyckoff wrote:

> The problem is, some sites use multi-CPU nodes and will schedule individual
> processors from those nodes.

Check!

> They don't want a user running more than one thread on his assigned
> processor as that would interfere with other jobs on the same node.

Damn right. :-)

If you *do* want to allow oversubscription of nodes there's actually a fairly 
easy way to do that through PBS, and that's to increase the number of CPUs 
that the server thinks the nodes have in the nodes file..

cheers,
Chris
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