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It's used in most high-performance computing clusters (except for the folks that are still on Torque, I guess).
by vulcan01 3y ago
It's used in most high-performance computing clusters (except for the folks that are still on Torque, I guess).
- legerdemain 3y agoI see, so it's limited to HPC contexts? I'm just surprised that as a data engineer, I've never seen it in real life.
- a_bonobo 3y agoDefinitely! I was in academia for ten years and SLURM is everywhere. It's free! Now outside academia, SLURM is nowhere. AWS and Slowflake are king.
- jebarker 3y ago> Now outside academia, SLURM is nowhere Do you mean outside of academia _and_ HPC? Industry HPC clusters using slurm are quite common.
- 0cf8612b2e1e 3y agoBoth of my last two companies used Slurm. Probably just comes down to if the company maintains its own internal compute cluster.