With csWith 4 identical Atos complexes (also known as clusters) (installed in our Data Centre in Bologna - see Atos HPCF: System overview), we are now able to provide a more reliable computing service at ECMWF, including for batch work. For example, during a system session on one complex, we will submit batch jobs to a different complex. This enhanced batch service however may require the use of some ECMWF customised SLURM commands.
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$ ecscancel --help usage: ecscancel [-h] [-u USER] [-t STATE] [-f] [-b] [-i] [-q QOS] [-n JOBNAME] [-s SIGNAL] [-M CLUSTERS] [jobid [jobid ...]] positional arguments: jobid list of jobids optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -u USER, --user USER scancel for particular user -t STATE, --state STATE scancel for particular state -f, --full scancel full -b, --batch scancel batch step -i, --interactive scancel interactive -q QOS, --qos QOS scancel qos -n JOBNAME, --jobname JOBNAME scancel jobname -s SIGNAL, --signal SIGNAL scancel with a signal -M CLUSTERS, --clusters CLUSTERS scancel for particular cluster, or comma separated list of clusters $ ecscancel <jobid> # will cancel job <jobid> on one of the four complexes. |
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ecsqueue ecscancel is located in /usr/local/bin. You may need to adapt your PATH. Only limited SLURM scancel options are available with ecscancel. |
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