Torque Resource Manager and Maui Cluster Scheduler.

The CITRIS and PSI clusters run the Torque Resource Manager and Maui Cluster Scheduler.

To submit a script to Torque, run qsub script.sh. Torque defines environment variables and runs your script on the first assigned node but it does not launch processes on multiple cpus.  You may use gexec or mpirun within your script to launch processes on multiple assigned nodes from the first node you are assigned. Our PBS installation sets the GEXEC_SVRS environment variable to a list of the nodes you were assigned.  If you requested 2 cpus per node, the node will be listed twice. 

The default queue is batch which contains all nodes. View the output of qstat -a or qstat -q to check the queue status.


UC Berkeley Clustered Computing - Last modified on 08-Aug-2007 10:48:46 -0700