Specifies a user owned epilogue script which will be run before the system epilogue and epilogue.user scripts at the completion of a job. The syntax is epilogue=<file>. The file can be designated with an absolute or relative path.
For more information, see Prologue and epilogue scripts.
<hostname>} [:ppn=<ppn>][:gpus=<gpu>]
[:<property>[:<property>]...] [+ ...]
Number and/or type of nodes to be reserved for exclusive use by the job. The value is one or more node_specs joined with the + (plus) character: node_spec[+node_spec...]. Each node_spec is a number of nodes required of the type declared in the node_spec and a name of one or more properties desired for the nodes. The number, the name, and each property in the node_spec are separated by a : (colon). If no number is specified, one (1) is assumed. The name of a node is its hostname. The properties of nodes are:
- ppn=# - Specify the number of virtual processors per node requested for this job.
- gpus=# - Specify the number of GPUs per node requested for this job.
- property - A string assigned by the system administrator specifying a node's features. Check with your administrator as to the node names and properties available to you.
The number of virtual processors available on a node by default is 1, but it can be configured in the $TORQUE_HOME/server_priv/nodes file using the np attribute (see Server node file configuration). The virtual processor can relate to a physical core on the node or it can be interpreted as an "execution slot" such as on sites that set the node np value greater than the number of physical cores (or hyper-thread contexts). The ppn value is a characteristic of the hardware, system, and site, and its value is to be determined by the administrator.
The number of GPUs available on a node can be configured in the $TORQUE_HOME/server_priv/nodes file using the gpu attribute (see Server node file configuration). The GPU value is a characteristic of the hardware, system, and site, and its value is to be determined by the administrator.
See qsub -l nodes for examples.
By default, the node resource is mapped to a virtual node (that is, directly to a processor, not a full physical compute node). This behavior can be changed within Maui or Moab by setting the JOBNODEMATCHPOLICY parameter. See "Appendix F: Parameters" of the Moab Workload Manager Administrator Guide for more information.
Allows a user to specify site specific information. This resource is provided for use by the site's scheduling policy. The allowable values and effect on job placement is site dependent.
This does not work for msub using Moab and Maui.
(Applicable in version 2.5.0 and later.) The number of processors to be allocated to a job. The processors can come from one or more qualified node(s). Only one procs declaration may be used per submitted qsub command.
> qsub -l nodes=3 -1 procs=2
A string made up of 1's and 0's in reverse order of the processor cores requested. A procs_bitmap=1110 means the job requests a node that has four available cores, but the job runs exclusively on cores two, three, and four. With this bitmap, core one is not used.
For more information, see Scheduling cores.
Specifies a user owned prologue script which will be run after the system prologue and prologue.user scripts at the beginning of a job. The syntax is prologue=<file>. The file can be designated with an absolute or relative path.
For more information, see Prologue and epilogue scripts.
For TORQUE, this resource has no meaning. It is passed on to the scheduler for interpretation. In the Moab scheduler, the size resource is intended for use in Cray installations only.
