Skip Node Completing
To prevent node resource fragmentation, standard Fsched delays scheduling new jobs when a node releases resources until all releasing jobs on the node complete. This state is called "Completing". Nodes in Completing do not accept new job scheduling. However, this behavior reduces scheduling efficiency for EDA-type jobs that require only one CPU/slot. To address this, we provide the ability to skip node Completing.
Supported Versions
10.69 and later
Usage
- Add the
fsched_no_node_completingparameter toSlurmctldParameters.