Difference between revisions of "Submitting Jobs"
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[bhatiag@ds-lg-01 ~]$ bsub -gpu - python.py | [bhatiag@ds-lg-01 ~]$ bsub -gpu - python.py | ||
Job <5978> is submitted to queue <gpu>. | Job <5978> is submitted to queue <gpu>. | ||
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+ | '''3. bsub -gpu "num=2:mode=shared:mps=yes" – scriptname''' | ||
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+ | It will set the properties of gpu resources required by the job | ||
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+ | for example | ||
+ | [bhatiag@ds-lg-01 ~]$ bsub -gpu "num=2:mode=shared:mps=yes" – python.py | ||
+ | Job <5979> is submitted to queue <gpu>. | ||
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+ | You can check the job status using <code>bjobs</code> |
Revision as of 16:06, 4 December 2020
Jobs can be submitted using bsub command. For more information on bsub , go to bsub You can also check Running jobs for more detail.
Some example:
1. bsub -Is -gpu - bash
This command will submit an interactive job to gpu queue and creates a pseudo-terminal with shell mode when the job starts. Also, it will provide you the jobid.
for example
[bhatiag@ds-lg-01 ~]$ bsub -Is -gpu - bash Job <5972> is submitted to queue <gpu>. <<Waiting for dispatch ...>> <<Starting on ds-cmgpu-05>>
2. bsub -gpu - scriptname
It will submit the script to gpu queue
for example
[bhatiag@ds-lg-01 ~]$ bsub -gpu - python.py Job <5978> is submitted to queue <gpu>.
3. bsub -gpu "num=2:mode=shared:mps=yes" – scriptname
It will set the properties of gpu resources required by the job
for example
[bhatiag@ds-lg-01 ~]$ bsub -gpu "num=2:mode=shared:mps=yes" – python.py Job <5979> is submitted to queue <gpu>.
You can check the job status using bjobs