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Script to request a node through SLURM and create an interactive TMUX session on it
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Installing and running Slurm on greyworm and other clusters
Installing and running Slurm on greyworm and other clusters
This page will specifically detail how to install and run Slurm on the greyworm cluster at LLNL.
These instructions can be adapted to work on other clusters with other nodes.
In the current configuration, aims4.llnl.gov is the head, while greyworm[1-8].llnl.gov are the compute nodes.
Note: The steps here are for the current configuration of aims4 and greyworm[1-8]. The configuration might change in the future.
A Brief Intro to Slurm
Slurm is a job scheduler used to run jobs on supercomputers and clusters.
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