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--- wiki:coupling_oarsh_with_gnu_parallel_to_mimic_salloc_srun [2020/03/03 13:15] – ↷ Page name changed from wiki:coupling_oarsh_with_gnu_parallel_to_mimic_salloc_sbatch to wiki:coupling_oarsh_with_gnu_parallel_to_mimic_salloc_srun neyron
+++ wiki:coupling_oarsh_with_gnu_parallel_to_mimic_salloc_srun [2020/04/02 11:52] – [Run parallel] neyron
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 ===== PoC with cores =====
+PoC in [[oar-docker]]
 ==== Create a job with 2 nodes (and all their cores, here 4) ====
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 As expected, every job only has access to 1 single GPU.
-Regarding the logical CPUs, we see that we got those given by OAR along with their thread sibling. This is because OAR in Grid'5000 does not define the the siblings in its resources (using a thread resource, or given all siblings in the ''cpuset'' resource property), but uses the "COMPUTE_THREAD_SIBLINGS" option to compute them a the execution time.
+Regarding the logical CPUs, we see that we got those given by OAR along with their thread sibling. This is because OAR in Grid'5000 does not define the the siblings in its resources (using a thread resource, or given all siblings in the ''cpuset'' resource property), but uses the "COMPUTE_THREAD_SIBLINGS" option to compute them at the execution time.