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The | The runtime you choose should be significantly larger than the average runtime of an individual case, ideally by a factor of 100 or more. | ||
It must definitely be larger than the longest | It must definitely be larger than the longest runtime you expect for an individual case. | ||
On the other hand it should not be too large; say, no more than 3 days. | On the other hand it should not be too large; say, no more than 3 days. | ||
The longer a job's | The longer a job's runtime is, the longer it will usually wait to be scheduled. | ||
On Alliance general-purpose clusters, a good choice would be 12h or 24h due to [[Job_scheduling_policies#Time_limits|scheduling policies]]. | On Alliance general-purpose clusters, a good choice would be 12h or 24h due to [[Job_scheduling_policies#Time_limits|scheduling policies]]. | ||
Once you have settled on a | Once you have settled on a runtime, divide the total number of CPU-hours by the runtime you have chosen (in hours) to get the required number of metajobs. | ||
Round up this number to the next integer. | Round up this number to the next integer. |
Latest revision as of 17:53, 22 March 2023
The runtime you choose should be significantly larger than the average runtime of an individual case, ideally by a factor of 100 or more. It must definitely be larger than the longest runtime you expect for an individual case. On the other hand it should not be too large; say, no more than 3 days. The longer a job's runtime is, the longer it will usually wait to be scheduled. On Alliance general-purpose clusters, a good choice would be 12h or 24h due to scheduling policies. Once you have settled on a runtime, divide the total number of CPU-hours by the runtime you have chosen (in hours) to get the required number of metajobs. Round up this number to the next integer.