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| Make a slurm allocation and run a program. The allocation is given up when the program ends. | Make a slurm allocation and run a program. The allocation is given up when the program ends. | ||
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| + | If you don't specify a program it will run bash, which won't end until you type **exit**. | ||
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| srun -n 5 hostname | srun -n 5 hostname | ||
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| + | The first srun will run ten copies of hostname. The second will run 5 (with the 10 cores allocated using salloc). | ||
| Note: I couldn' | Note: I couldn' | ||
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