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Slurm has queues to......In altamira, there are some queues configured. This table resume the main queues and the principal properties of each of them:
| Group | Queue | Description | Properties |
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| Local | main | Main queue for local users |
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Res | res_a | Main queue for RES users |
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| res_c | Queue assigned for res users when they reach the period hours limits requested |
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Connecting to Altamira
Once you have a username and its associated password you can get into Altamira system, connecting to one of the the 2 login nodes at altamira1.ifca.es in the case of the first login or altamira2.ifca.es for the second one (see Login node to know more information about the login nodes). The password provided is temporal, you must change this initial password after connecting to IPA. Also use a strong password (do not use a word or phrase from a dictionary and do not use a word that can be obviously tied to your person).
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| Directive | Description | Default value |
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--job-name=value | The name of the job that appears in the batch queue | script_name |
--output=... | The name of the file to collect the standard output of the job. The %j part in the job directives will be sustitute by the job ID. | file-%j.out |
--error=... | The name of the file to collect the standard error of the job. The %j part in the job directives will be sustitute by the job ID. | file-%j.err |
--workdir=... | The working directory of your job (i.e. where the job will run). If not specified, it is the current working directory at the time the job was submitted. |
Job examples
Example for a sequential job:
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