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IAC stands for "Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias" and hosts the LaPalma supercomputer.  
IAC stands for "Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias" and hosts the LaPalma supercomputer.  
LaPalma comprises 256 JS20 compute nodes (blades) and 4 p510 servers. Every blade has two processors at
LaPalma comprises 256 JS20 compute nodes (blades) and 4 p510 servers. Every blade has two processors at
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== User details ==
== User details ==
Appendix G:  Commands Overview
 
Command Description
The scratch directory to use is /scratch/usergroup/username (/gpfs/scratch/usergroup/username is available but jobs will run slower)
checkjob provide detailed status report for specified job
 
checknode provide detailed status report for specified node
usergroup is usually the first six characters of your username.
mcredctl controls various aspects about the credential objects within Moab
This can be easily checked by ls'ing the /scratch directory
mdiag provide diagnostic reports for resources, workload, and scheduling
mjobctl control and modify job
mnodectl control and modify nodes
mrmctl query and control resource managers
mrsvctl create, control and modify reservations
mschedctl modify scheduler state and behavior
mshow displays various diagnostic messages about the system and job queues
mshow -a query and show available system resources
msub scheduler job submission
resetstats reset scheduler statistics
setspri adjust job/system priority of job
showbf show current resource availability
showq show queued jobs
showres show existing reservations
showstart show estimates of when job can/will start
showstate show current state of resources
showstats show usage statistics
showstats -f show various tables of scheduling/system performance
Commands Providing Maui Compatibility
Command Description
canceljob cancel job
changeparam change in memory parameter settings
diagnose provide diagnostic report for various aspects of resources, workload, and scheduling
releasehold release job defers and holds
releaseres release reservations
runjob force a job to run immediately
sethold set job holds
setqos modify job QOS settings
setres set an admin/user reservation
showconfig show current scheduler configuration


== Queues ==
== Queues ==


"[https://computing.llnl.gov/linux/slurm/ Slurm]+ [http://www.clusterresources.com/pages/products/moab-cluster-suite.php MOAB]" (essential information collected from the User's Guide)
"[https://computing.llnl.gov/linux/slurm/ Slurm] + [http://www.clusterresources.com/pages/products/moab-cluster-suite.php MOAB]" (essential information collected from the User's Guide)


% '''mnsubmit <job_script>'''
% '''mnsubmit <job_script>'''
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shows information about the estimated time for the specified job to be executed.
shows information about the estimated time for the specified job to be executed.


== Avaliable Programs ==
== Available Programs ==


[http://aliga.iciq.es/wiki/index.php/NWCHEM NWChem]
[http://aliga.iciq.es/wiki/index.php/NWCHEM NWChem]


[http://aliga.iciq.es/wiki/index.php/DL_POLY_2 DLPOLY 2]
[http://aliga.iciq.es/wiki/index.php/DL_POLY_2 DLPOLY 2]


== Submission script ==
== Submission script ==
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  # @ wall_clock_limit = 12:00:00
  # @ wall_clock_limit = 12:00:00
   
   
  srun /gpfs/apps/NWCHEM/4.7/bin/LINUX64_POWERPC/nwchem job.nw >& job.out
  srun /gpfs/apps/NWCHEM/bin/LINUX64_POWERPC/nwchem job.nw >& job.out
 


== Links ==
== Links ==


[http://http://www.iac.es/index.php?lang=en IAC Website]
[http://http://www.iac.es/index.php?lang=en IAC Website]
[http://www.clusterresources.com/products/mwm/docs/a.gcommandoverview.shtml Moab Commands Overview]

Latest revision as of 10:21, 12 June 2009

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IAC stands for "Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias" and hosts the LaPalma supercomputer. LaPalma comprises 256 JS20 compute nodes (blades) and 4 p510 servers. Every blade has two processors at 2.2 GHz running Linux operating system with 4 GB of memory RAM and 40 GB local disk storage. All the servers provide a total of 14 TB of disk storage accessible from every blade through GPFS (Global Parallel File System).

The networks that interconnect the LaPalma are:

- Myrinet Network: High bandwidth network used by parallel applications communications.

- Gigabit Network: Ethernet network used by the blades to mount remotely their root file system from the servers and the network over which GPFS works.

Access[edit]

There are 3 login blades:

ssh username@lapalma1.iac.es

ssh username@lapalma2.iac.es

ssh username@lapalma3.iac.es

User details[edit]

The scratch directory to use is /scratch/usergroup/username (/gpfs/scratch/usergroup/username is available but jobs will run slower)

usergroup is usually the first six characters of your username. This can be easily checked by ls'ing the /scratch directory

Queues[edit]

"Slurm + MOAB" (essential information collected from the User's Guide)

% mnsubmit <job_script>

submits a “job script” to the queue system (see below a script example).

% mnq

shows all the jobs submitted.

% mncancel <job_id>

remove his/her job from the queue system, canceling the execution of the processes, if they were already running.

% checkjob <job_id>

obtains detailed information about a specific job, including the assigned nodes and the possible reasons preventing the job from running.

% mnstart <job_id>

shows information about the estimated time for the specified job to be executed.

Available Programs[edit]

NWChem

DLPOLY 2

Submission script[edit]

#!/bin/bash
# @ job_name      = job
# @ initialdir    = .
# @ output        = OUTPUT/mpi_%j.out
# @ error         = OUTPUT/mpi_%j.err
# @ total_tasks   = 64
# @ wall_clock_limit = 12:00:00

srun  /gpfs/apps/NWCHEM/bin/LINUX64_POWERPC/nwchem job.nw >& job.out

Links[edit]

IAC Website

Moab Commands Overview