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Many Task Computing
This page introduces examples of scripts for Many-task computing.
Job Array + Many-Task Computing
Cypress job-schedular allows a maximum of 18 concurrently running jobs for normal qos, and 8 jobs for long qos. Even if each job requests a single core, it is counted as one job.
Assuming that we have 100 single-core tasks and each task will run more than 24 hours, you might consider using Job Array and long qos to submit 100 jobs. But Cypress job-schedular allows a maximum of 8 concurrently running jobs.
The example script below submits a Job-Array of 5 array-tasks, and each task run 20 sub-tasks.
#!/bin/bash #SBATCH --qos=long # Quality of Service #SBATCH --job-name=ManyTaskJob # Job Name #SBATCH --time=30:00:00 # WallTime #SBATCH --nodes=1 # Number of Nodes #SBATCH --ntasks-per-node=20 # Number of tasks #SBATCH --cpus-per-task=1 # Number of processors per task #SBATCH --gres=mic:0 # Number of Co-Processors #SBATCH --array=0-80:20 # Array of IDs=0,20,40,60,80 # our custom function cust_func(){ echo "Do something $1 task" sleep 10 } # For loop $SLURM_NTASKS_PER_NODE times date hostname # $i = 1,2,3,..$SLURM_NTASKS_PER_NODE for i in $(seq $SLURM_NTASKS_PER_NODE) do # $TASK_ID=1,2,...100 TASK_ID=$((SLURM_ARRAY_TASK_ID + i)) cust_func $TASK_ID > log${TASK_ID}.out & # Put a function in the background done ## Put all cust_func in the background and bash ## would wait until those are completed ## before displaying 'done' message wait echo "done" date
Many MPI jobs in a single job
If you have multiple MPI jobs that must run concurrently, Many-task computing may be the way to go.
The example below requests 6 nodes and puts 3 MPI jobs into the single job.
#!/bin/bash #SBATCH --partition=defq # Partition #SBATCH --qos=normal # Quality of Service #SBATCH --job-name=PilotJob # Job Name #SBATCH --time=00:10:00 # WallTime #SBATCH --nodes=6 # Number of Nodes #SBATCH --ntasks-per-node=20 # Number of tasks (MPI presseces) #SBATCH --cpus-per-task=1 # Number of processors per task OpenMP threads() #SBATCH --gres=mic:0 # Number of Co-Processors module load intel-psxe # NUMBER OF SUB-JOBS NUM_OF_SUBJOBS=3 # Make hostlist HOSTLIST=${SLURM_JOB_ID}_HOSTS mpirun hostname -s | sort > ${SLURM_JOB_ID}_HOSTS # python jobLauncher.py $NUM_OF_SUBJOBS $HOSTLIST
'jobLauncher.py' manages sub-jobs.
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- """ Created on Fri Jan 22 16:33:57 2016 @author: fuji """ import sys import os import time import subprocess dirname = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(sys.argv[0])) numOfSubJobs = int(sys.argv[1]) nodeFile = sys.argv[2] # # Get nodes with open(nodeFile, 'r') as f: nodes = f.readlines() # numOfNodes = len(nodes) #print "N", numOfNodes, nodes if (numOfNodes < numOfSubJobs) or (numOfSubJobs < 1): os.abort() # # Dvide processors into numOfJobs numOfNodesSubJob = [0] * numOfSubJobs for id in range(numOfSubJobs): numOfNodesSubJob[id] = numOfNodes / numOfSubJobs if (numOfNodes % numOfSubJobs != 0): if (id < numOfNodes % numOfSubJobs): numOfNodesSubJob[id] += 1 #print "n", numOfNodesSubJob[id] # # Allocate Nodes idx = 0 nodesSubJob = [None] * numOfSubJobs for id in range(numOfSubJobs): nodesSubJob[id] = [None] * numOfNodesSubJob[id] for n in range(numOfNodesSubJob[id]): nodesSubJob[id][n] = nodes[idx] idx += 1 #print nodesSubJob[id] # # Create Nodes Files nodeFileName = [] for id in range(numOfSubJobs): nodeFileName.append("%s_%04d.nod" % (nodeFile,id)) with open(nodeFileName[id],'wt') as outp: for node in nodesSubJob[id]: outp.write(node) # # Launch SubJobs proc = [] for id in range(numOfSubJobs): commandToLaunchSubJobs = [] commandToLaunchSubJobs.append(dirname + "/launch_subjob.sh") commandToLaunchSubJobs.append(nodeFileName[id]) # #print commandToLaunchSubJobs p = subprocess.Popen(commandToLaunchSubJobs, shell=False, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE) proc.append(p) # Wait Until All subjobs done while(True): runningtasks = 0 for id in range(numOfSubJobs): if (proc[id].poll() == None): runningtasks += 1 if runningtasks == 0: break time.sleep(5) # Checks every 5 seconds # # Show outputs for id in range(numOfSubJobs): comm = proc[id].communicate() sout = comm[0] serr = comm[1] # print "SubJob", id print sout print serr
and 'launch_subjob.sh' script launch a sub-job.
#!/bin/bash export HOST_LIST=$1 # Run Sub-job mpirun -hostfile $HOST_LIST hostname -s