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| habrok:job_management:scheduling_system [2026/08/14 12:38] – pedro | habrok:job_management:scheduling_system [2026/08/14 12:39] (current) – [Nodes and cores] pedro |
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| <wrap important>The numbers that are given here, depend on the capabilities of the program being run. Only for programs that can use multiple CPU cores the number of tasks and/or cpus per task may be set higher than 1. The number of nodes can only be higher than 1 for software that is capable of running on multiple physical computers, using network communication.</wrap> | <wrap info>The numbers that are given here, depend on the capabilities of the program being run.</wrap> Only for programs that can use multiple CPU cores the number of tasks and/or cpus per task may be set higher than 1. The number of nodes can only be higher than 1 for software that is capable of running on multiple physical computers, using network communication. |
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| <WRAP important round center>**VERY IMPORTANT! If you don't know if your program is capable of running in parallel, do not request multiple cores, or nodes! In most cases this is useless and a waste of resources.**</WRAP> | <WRAP important round center>**VERY IMPORTANT! If you don't know if your program is capable of running in parallel, do not request multiple cores, or nodes! In most cases this is useless and a waste of resources.**</WRAP> |