Grid Engine Queue Type
Compute nodes managed by the Grid Engine are broadly devided into login nodes and compute nodes.
- Login nodes(login node) are calculators to develop users' programs or perform small, quick calculations interactively on the spot.
- Compute nodes(compute node) are compute node to perform calculations that take a long time or use a large amount of CPU or memory.
Compute requests called jobs to login and compute nodes are managed in Grid Engine with queues. Jobs wait in queue and are automatically executed by Grid Engine as soon as a computer is available if calculation requirements exceed computer resources.
In the general analysis division of the NIG supercomputer, there is a Grid Engine queue for each type of compute node.
| Compute nodes Type | Grid Engine queue name | Hardware type | Number of computers and total cores |
|---|---|---|---|
| Login Nodes | login.q | Thin nodes Type1b | three computers 384 cores |
| login_gpu.q | Thin nodes Type2b | one computer 24 cores | |
| Compute Nodes | epyc.q | Thin nodes Type1b | 25 computers 3200 cores |
| intel.q | Thin nodes Type2a | 32 computers 1024 cores | |
| gpu.q | Thin nodes Type2b | seven computers 168 cores | |
| short.q | Thin nodes Type1a | two computers 128 cores | |
| medium.q | Medium nodes | ten computers 800 cores | |
| medium-ubuntu.q |