Core envy!
No, this is perfectly acceptable use. There is a whole lot of legitimate uses for one core jobs.We will definitely not micro manage that unless there is some abuse suspected.I’m a whole lot more worried about people running 50 node jobs for days without checkingproperly, and then have to throw away everything (or worse keep it on the disk!), just becausewe are so blessed and it costs nothing. If anything, we have to change that.
— Jimmy
------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------ -------- Joachim (Jimmy) RaederProfessor of Physics, Department of Physics & Space Science CenterUniversity of New Hampshire245G Morse Hall, 8 College Rd, Durham, NH 03824-3525e-mail: J.Raeder@unh.edu------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------ --------
On Dec 6, 2016, at 12:24 PM, Gorby, Matthew <Matthew.Gorby@unh.edu> wrote:
Hello Trillian Users,
I'm seeing a lot of one node, one proc / node jobs running at the moment. If this is just the way "qstat -a" displays a type of run I'm not familiar then please excuse this email. If those jobs really are what they appear to be then may we have one of the admins chime in on this issue? I'd like to know if that is an acceptable use of Trillian's resources. If not, it would be really great to have the other 31/32 of those procs available.
Thanks,
-Matt
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