Is it possible to run a job on a worker node that is offline?
A: No, it is not possible. No new job will start on an offline worker node. Only jobs already running will continue running until their completion.
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- New User Account
- Available Data Space
- Which data storages are available within the farm Golias?
- What quotas are set to user home directory?
- How do I check the usage of home directory?
- How do I increase quota size limit?
- How do I check my usage of NFS servers?
- Which file systems are automatically backed up?
- How do I recover deleted file(s)?
- Where can I back up my data?
- Job Submission (Batch System HTCondor)
- What queues are available for job submission?
- How do I submit a batch job?
- Are there any default resource limits set for jobs?
- How do I specify an accounting group?
- How do I use a /scratch at a local disk?
- What types of worker nodes are available?
- How do I get a job time limit?
- How do I change the requirement for walltime?
- Why is my job in hold state?
- How do I delete my job?
- How do I submit a job on OS SL6?
- How do I get information on running and waiting jobs?
- How do I get information on completed jobs?
- How do I get information on a specific worker node?
- How do I activate e-mail notifications?
- How do I run an interactive job?
- How do I run a MPI job?
- How many jobs do I submit at one moment?
- How do I limit the number of concurrent running jobs accessing one NFS server?
- How do I limit the number of concurrent running jobs?
- What does the job status code mean?
- Where do I find an overview of running and waiting jobs at the Golias farm?
- Is it possible to run a job on a worker node that is offline?
- How do I forbid rerun of my job in case of any failure?
- Where can I find more information on HTCondor?
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