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Latest revision as of 20:56, March 11, 2025
There are currently several queues that are available, some with restrictions about who can use them as described below. Also be aware that all nodes in some queues have the same characteristics (RAM, etc) while some queues have nodes with different characteristics. Thus jobs using those queues must specify the node names that are to be used.
The queues "Torque Computing Queues" are scheduled by the Torque scheduler and is available by default.
The queues "PBS Computing Queues" are available after the environmental specifying the PBS Scheduler is initiated
module load pbs/pbs
ARROW Computing Queues
Torque Computing Queues
- batch
- nhtsa
- virtual
- arrow
- gpu
- extra
- lambda
- epyc3
PBS Computing Queues
- workq
- xeon28
- virtual
- a4000
- GPU
- a6000
- GPU