I have 14 jobs (10 are running, and 4 are in the queue) on the stat partition, but no jobs on the chpc partition, then I tried to submit a job to the chpc partition, but I failed with the following error
I am quite confused, how can I exceed the job limit on the chpc partition?!
Accidently, the max number of jobs on chpc partition is 10, I am guessing whether chpc partition count my jobs on the stat partition
$ sacctmgr show qos format=name,MaxJobsPU,MaxSubmitPU,MaxTRESPU
Name MaxJobsPU MaxSubmitPU MaxTRESPU
---------- --------- ----------- -------------
normal 10
stat 30 cpu=30
20jobs 20
p1 10
p2 10
p3 10
hold 0 10
tfchan 10
bull 50
ligo 100
demo 10
yingyingw+ 30 cpu=30
bzhou 10
geo 10
cstat cpu=16
Ohhh, I got it! Recently I just used -p stat -q stat, where -q specify the qos, the default is normal instead of stat, so the jobs would be counted into chpc's quota.
I have 14 jobs (10 are running, and 4 are in the queue) on the stat partition, but no jobs on the chpc partition, then I tried to submit a job to the chpc partition, but I failed with the following error
I am quite confused, how can I exceed the job limit on the chpc partition?! Accidently, the max number of jobs on chpc partition is 10, I am guessing whether chpc partition count my jobs on the stat partition
and I have checked the QOS type
does
AllowQos=normal,cstat,tfchan,ligo
of chpc cause the above behavior.