Parallel sever: Request GPU via SLURM
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Christopher McCausland
el 15 de Dic. de 2022
Comentada: Christopher McCausland
el 19 de Dic. de 2022
Hello,
I have access to an HPC and have been running CPU based code on it for some time now with help from the mathworks team. Parrellel server dir() for files local to the server - MATLAB Answers - MATLAB Central (mathworks.com)
I now wish to use GPU acceleration. When I try to use a gpuArray I get an error that the GPU devices are not found. This is because they were not requested in my batch command to SLURM which makes sense.
Is there a method to inject the additional SLURM gpu request argument e.g., --gres=gpu:2 into the .batch request (I am thinking something like the additionalSubmitArgs below) or is there a normal workflow for doing so without changing the submitCommunicatingJob function? It seems like a normal thing to request however I cannot find a straightforward workflow for it.
function job = submit_brainwave_job()
cluster = parcluster();
idir = '/inputDir'
idir = '/outDir'
job = cluster.batch(@batch_build_0_0_1,1,{idir,odir}, ...
"AutoAddClientPath",false, "CaptureDiary",true, ...
"CurrentFolder",".", "Pool",3);
%additionalSubmitArgs = sprintf('--ntasks=%d --gres=gpu:2', props.NumberOfTasks);
end
Kind regards,
Christopher
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Raymond Norris
el 15 de Dic. de 2022
cluster = parcluster();
cluster.AdditionalProperties.AdditionalSubmitArgs = '--gres=gpu:2';
You might also need to specify a gpu partition, as such
cluster.AdditionalProperties.AdditionalSubmitArgs = '--gres=gpu:2 -p <name-of-gpu-partition>';
Remember to unset AdditionalSubmitArgs if you don't need a GPU for you next job.
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Raymond Norris
el 16 de Dic. de 2022
Yes, that's right. In fact, for individual users familiar with their cluster, this is a viable option. When our team works with Cluster Admins, to make a more robust solution, we expand out AdditionalProperties, as such
cluster = parcluster();
cluster.AdditionalProperties.CpusPerGpu = 2;
cluster.AdditionalProperties.GpusPerNode = 2;
cluster.AdditionalProperties.Partition = 'gpu';
then on the backend, we implement getCommonSubmitArgs to convert this to the full Slurm syntax. This way users don't have to know the Slurm syntax themselves.
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