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Modify the “submit_bash.sh” script | Modify the “submit_bash.sh” script | ||
You may use any text editor (vim, vi, nano, etc). In this example nano will be used. | |||
nano submit_bash.sh | nano submit_bash.sh | ||
Change these three lines and make them more specific to you. | |||
SBATCH --job-name=yourjobuniquename | |||
This is the name of your job. | |||
SBATCH --output=yourjoboutputfile_%j.out | |||
This is the name of your job’s output file. Any intentional output generated from your job will be placed into this file. The “%j” will add the job’s unique JobID to the name. | |||
SBATCH --error=yourjoberrorfile_%j.err | |||
This is the name of your job’s error file. Any unintentional errors generated in the script will be placed into this file. The “%j” will add the job’s unique JobID to the name. | |||
Run the submit script | |||
sbatch submit_bash.sh | sbatch submit_bash.sh | ||
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squeue -u $USER | squeue -u $USER | ||
View the output file once the script is finished (use your unique outfile name) | |||
cat outputfile.out | cat outputfile.out | ||
Revision as of 14:24, 27 August 2025
This page will walk you through submitting a job using SLURM. It will also cover basic Linux usage.
Copy SLURM Demo Files
Log in to the head node server using your StatDS computing account through your terminal. (If you forget your password, reset it here.) This cluster is used for demonstration purposes only. Actual compute jobs are not meant to be submitted to this cluster.
ssh statdsuser@ood.stat.cmu.eduCopy the SLURM Demo folder to your home directory. Do not run these files without moving them to your own working directory.
cp -r /share/slurmdemo ~/slurmdemoNavigate to your new SLURM Demo directory.
cd ~/slurmdemoView the contents of the SLURM Demo directory.
ls -lSubmit SLURM Job
Modify the “submit_bash.sh” script
You may use any text editor (vim, vi, nano, etc). In this example nano will be used.
nano submit_bash.sh
Change these three lines and make them more specific to you.
SBATCH --job-name=yourjobuniquename This is the name of your job.
SBATCH --output=yourjoboutputfile_%j.out This is the name of your job’s output file. Any intentional output generated from your job will be placed into this file. The “%j” will add the job’s unique JobID to the name.
SBATCH --error=yourjoberrorfile_%j.err This is the name of your job’s error file. Any unintentional errors generated in the script will be placed into this file. The “%j” will add the job’s unique JobID to the name.
Run the submit script
sbatch submit_bash.sh
- View Running Jobs
(Every job)
squeue
(Only your jobs)
squeue -u $USER
View the output file once the script is finished (use your unique outfile name)
cat outputfile.out