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Depending on your data access you may need to submit jobs to a specific farm. This is accomplished by submitting to the appropriate LSF batch queue. Refer to the table below. Jobs for the current experiment should be submitted to the high priority queues psnehq and psfehq running against the Fast Feedback storage layer (FFB). Simulation jobs should be submitted to the low priority queues with idle in the name. CPU intensive jobs, which don't demand high data throughout, should be submitted to the psanacsq queue. When in doubt, use psanaq.

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Location

Queue

Nodes

Data

Comments

Throughput (Gbit/s)Cores
Building 50psanaqpsana11xx, psana14xxALL (no FFB)Primary psana queue40480
 psanaidleqpsana11xx, psana14xx Simulations, preemptable, low priority 480

NEH

psnehq

psana12xx

FFB for AMO, SXR, XPP

Current experiment on FFB

40240

 

psnehidleq

psana12xx

 

Simulations, preemptable, low priority

 240

FEH

psfehq

psana13xx

FFB for XCS, CXI, MEC

Current experiment on FFB

40240

 

psfehidleq

psana13xx

 

Simulations, preemptable, low priority

 240
NEH 

psanacsq

psanacs001-048 and psanacs065-128

ALL

CPU intensive, limited data throughput

11792 psanacsidleqpsanacs001-048 Simulations, preemptable, low priority       

 

Submitting Batch Jobs

LSF (Load Sharing Facility) is the job scheduler used at SLAC to execute user batch jobs on the various batch farms. LSF commands can be run from a number of SLAC servers, but best to use the interactive psana farm. Login first to pslogin and then to psana. From there you can submit a job with the following command:

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