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Revision as of 21:01, 8 February 2020
ALICE Access policy is very similar but more restrictive than the Leiden University Account Policy.
In the startup phase of ALICE, accounts are created locally with respect to the cluster. The account names are similar to the ULCN or LUMC accounts, but have an independent password and home directory repository.
To request an account on ALICE, contact helpdesk@alice.leidenuniv.nl (mail request).
Scheduled Jobs
All computational jobs need to be submitted to the cluster using the job scheduler. Please read the SLURM Guide for helpful information on using the scheduler. Listed below are the runtime and resource limits for scheduled jobs.
Job property | Default Partition (general) | CPU Partition | Nodes | GPU Partition | Nodes |
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Run time | cpu-short | 3 hours | 20 | 3 hours | 0 |
Run time | cpu-medium | 1 day | 20 | 1 day | 0 |
Run time | cpu-long | 7 days | 20 | 7 day | 0 |
Run time | gpu-short | 3 hours | 0 | 3 hours | 10 |
Run time | gpu-medium | 1 day | 0 | 1 day | 10 |
Run time | gpu-long | 7 days | 0 | 7 day | 10 |