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knl.conf(5) Slurm Configuration File knl.conf(5) NAME knl.conf - Slurm configuration file for Intel Knights Landing proces- sor. DESCRIPTION This ASCII file which describes configuration information for Intel Knights Landing processors and its name may depend upon the NodeFea- tures plugin configured in Slurm. For example, on Cray systems NodeFea- tures should be configured to "knl_cray" and its configuration file will be read from "knl_cray.conf". The file will always be located in the same directory as the slurm.conf. This file is optional. Parameter names are case insensitive. Any text following a "#" in the configuration file is treated as a comment through the end of that line. Changes to the configuration file take effect upon restart of Slurm daemons, daemon receipt of the SIGHUP signal, or execution of the command "scontrol reconfigure" unless otherwise noted. The overall configuration parameters available include: AllowMCDRAM Specify the MCDRAM modes which jobs are allowed to use. This may be a subset of MCDRAM modes supported by the node. If not specified, all MCDRAM modes supported by the node are available for use. The comma separated list of allowed MCDRAM modes may include any of the modes listed below. cache All of MCDRAM to be used as cache. equal MCDRAM to be used partly as cache and partly combined with primary memory. flat MCDRAM to be combined with primary memory into a "flat" memory space. AllowNUMA Specify the NUMA modes which jobs are allowed to use. This may be a subset of NUMA modes supported by the node. If not speci- fied, all NUMA modes supported by the node are available for use. The comma separated list of allowed NUMA modes may include any of the modes listed below. Note that Slurm can only support homogeneous nodes (e.g. the same number of cores per NUMA node). KNL scn4 and quad modes are not homogeneous, but each NUMA mode will have either 16 or 18 cores. This will result in Slurm us- ing the lower core count and finding a total of 256 threads rather than 272 threads and setting the node to a DOWN state. Therefore it is recommended that snc4 and quad mode not be al- lowed at this time. a2a All to all snc2 Sub-NUMA cluster 2 snc4 Sub-NUMA cluster 4 hemi Hemisphere quad Quadrant AllowUserBoot A comma-delimited list of users allowed to modify a node's MC- DRAM or NUMA state. If not specified then any user can change a node's state and reboot it. BootTime Estimated time to reboot a node in seconds. Used as a basis for optimizing scheduling decisions. The default value is 300 sec- onds (5 minutes) for the "knl_generic" plugin and 2700 seconds (45 minutes) for the "knl_cray" plugin. CapmcPath Fully qualified path to the capmc program. The default value is "/opt/cray/capmc/default/bin/capmc". This parameter is used only by the "knl_cray" plugin. CapmcPollFreq Time interval between when the capmc program should poll for node state changes, in seconds. The default value is 45 sec- onds. This parameter is used only by the "knl_cray" plugin. CapmcRetries Number of times to retry failed operations of the capmc program. Default value is 4. CapmcTimeout Time limit for the capmc program to return status information milliseconds. The default value is 60000 milliseconds and the minimum value is 1000 milliseconds. This parameter is used by the "knl_cray" plugin, plus the capmc_suspend and capmc_resume programs used for suspending and resuming nodes. CnselectPath Fully qualified path to the cnselect program. The default value is "/opt/cray/sdb/default/bin/cnselect". This parameter is used only by the "knl_cray" plugin. DefaultMCDRAM Specify the default MCDRAM modes for job's which do not specify a value. This is only used when a node is booted and the job which has been allocated the node does not specify a desired MC- DRAM mode. The value can include one of the possible values identified with the AllowMCDRAM configuration parameter above. The default value is "cache". DefaultNUMA Specify the default NUMA modes for job's which do not specify a value. This is only used when a node is booted and the job which has been allocated the node does not specify a desired NUMA mode. The value can include one of the possible values identified with the AllowNUMA configuration parameter above. The default value is "a2a". Force If set to a non-zero value then load the node_features/generic plugin even on non-KNL nodes. Used primarily for testing pur- poses. LogFile Fully qualified path to a log file. The default value is Slurm- ctldLogFile from the slurm.conf configuration file. This is op- tion is used only by the campc_suspend and campc_resume programs (which power down and reboot nodes in the appropriate configura- tion). McPath Fully qualified path to memory controller device file directory. Children of this directory with names of the form "mc#/csrow#/ue_count" (i.e. the count of unrecoverable memory errors) will be monitored for non-zero values. If such errors are detected, the node will be set to a DOWN state and the slurmd daemon will shutdown. The default value is "/sys/de- vices/system/edac/mc". See also UmeCheckInterval. NumaCpuBind Contains pairs of NUMA modes and the CpuBind mode to set a node to for that mode. Any compute node found with or set to the specified NUMA mode will have that node's CpuBind field set to the configured value. The NUMA node will be followed by an equal sign the desired CpuBind mode for that NUMA mode. Multiple NUMA mode and CpuBind modes should be in a semicolon separated list. By default changes to a node's NUMA mode will not effect that node's CpuBind mode. See the example below. SyscfgPath Fully qualified path to Intel's syscfg program, which identifies current KNL configuration by viewing BIOS settings. If not de- fined, the current BIOS setting will not be available. The de- fault value is "/usr/bin/syscfg". This parameter is used only by the "knl_generic" plugin. SyscfgTimeout Timeout for syscfg program in milliseconds. Default value is 1000 milliseconds. For Dell KNL systems, experience has shown that a higher value of 10000 milliseconds is more appropriate. SystemType Used to distinguish the flavor of knl we are dealing with. Pos- sible options are "Dell" and "Intel". The default value is "In- tel". This parameter is used only by the "knl_generic" plugin. UmeCheckInterval Interval, in microseconds, between checks for Uncorrectable Mem- ory Errors (UME). If such errors are detected, the node will be set to a DOWN state and the slurmd daemon will shutdown. The default value is 0 (disabled). See also McPath. ValidateMode If set to 1 then validate, but do not modify the node's config- ured MCDRAM and NUMA modes from the slurm.conf file. If the ac- tual modes do not match configured values the node will be set to a DOWN state. Every KNL nodes MCDRAM and NUMA states must both be listed in the slurm.conf file. This parameter is used only by the "knl_cray" plugin. EXAMPLE ################################################################### # knl_cray.conf # Slurm configuration file for Intel Knights Landing on Cray system ################################################################### CapmcPath=/opt/cray/capmc/default/bin/capmc CapmcTimeout=6000 DefaultMCDRAM=flat DefaultNUMA=a2a NumaCpuBind=a2a=core;snc2=thread;snc4=thread LogFile=/var/tmp/slurm_node_feature.log SyscfgPath=/usr/sbin/syscfg COPYING Copyright (C) 2015-2022 SchedMD LLC. This file is part of Slurm, a resource management program. For de- tails, see <https://slurm.schedmd.com/>. Slurm is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your op- tion) any later version. Slurm is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. SEE ALSO slurm.conf(5) December 2022 Slurm Configuration File knl.conf(5)
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