Partitions on SHARK
- Robert Schulz
Analytics
The following partitions are available on SHARK:
Partition name | Nodes | Default | MemPerCpu | DefaultTime | Max Walltime | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
all | res-hpc-exe[001-003,005,007-009,011-014,024,027,029-031,036,039-043],res-hpc-gpu[01-02],res-hpc-mem[01-02] | Yes | 2048 | 1:00:00 | - | Default partition |
gpu | res-hpc-gpu[01-04,09] | No | 2048 | 1:00:00 | - | Only for GPU/CUDA calculations |
highmem | res-hpc-mem[01-02] | No | 2048 | 1:00:00 | - | For memory intensive applications |
highmemgpu | res-hpc-gpu07 | No | 2048 | - | - | For memory intensive GPU/CUDA applications |
LKEBgpu | res-hpc-lkeb[04-09] | No | 2048 | - | - | Only for GPU/CUDA calculations |
PATHgpu | res-hpc-path[01-02] | No | 2048 | - | - |
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RTgpu | res-hpc-gpu[05-06,08,10-11] | No | 2048 | - | - |
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short | res-hpc-exe[001-003,005,007-009,011-014,024,027,029-036,039-043],res-hpc-gpu[01-06,09],res-hpc-path[01-02] | No | 2048 | - | 1:00:00 | max 60 cores for non GPU calculations |
A job must always be submitted to a partition (queue). By default, the jobs will be submitted to the "all" partition unless you specify a different queue.