How to use the command slurmstepd (with examples)

How to use the command slurmstepd (with examples)

The slurmstepd command is a daemon used for managing and monitoring individual job steps within a multi-step job in Slurm. It is not meant to be invoked manually.

Start the daemon

slurmstepd

Motivation:

Starting the slurmstepd daemon is necessary in order to manage and monitor individual job steps within a multi-step job in Slurm.

Explanation:

  • There are no arguments to pass when starting the slurmstepd daemon.

Example Output:

slurmstepd: Slurmstepd 20.11.7 started

Conclusion:

The slurmstepd command should not be invoked manually. It is responsible for managing and monitoring individual job steps within a multi-step job in Slurm. In order to use it correctly, you should refer to the official documentation provided by Slurm.

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