The basic usage is like this:
gridtk submit [SBATCH_OPTIONS] --- PYTHON_OR_MY_COMMAND [MY_OPTIONS]
# e.g.
gridtk submit --partition gpu --gpus 1 --job-name train-gpu --- python train.py --batch-size 16or if you have a bash script already you don't need the --- anymore:
gridtk submit [SBATCH_OPTIONS] MY_SCRIPT.sh [MY_OPTIONS]
# e.g.
gridtk submit run.shTo avoid entering your project each time, do like this:
echo "export SBATCH_ACCOUNT=my_project" >> ~/.bashrcTo see what jobs you have already submitted, run:
gridtk listTo see the logs of one of the jobs, run:
gridtk report -j 1run gridtk --help for more information:
$ gridtk --help
Usage: gridtk [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
GridTK command line interface.
Options:
-d, --database FILE Path to the database file. [default: jobs.sql3]
-l, --logs-dir DIRECTORY Path to the logs directory. [default: logs]
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
submit Submit a job to the queue.
resubmit Resubmit a job to the queue.
stop Stop a job from running.
list List jobs in the queue, similar to sacct and squeue.
report Report on jobs in the queue.
delete Delete a job from the queue.You can still use slurm commands like scontrol sacct and squeue to get more information about your job. Just use your slurm-id shown in gridtk list to get more info about your submissions.