Examples of Workflows¶
Test job¶
Let my_job.sh be the following example job:
#!/bin/bash
#SBATCH -n 1
#SBATCH -t 0:05:00
echo job running on...
hostname
sleep 10
echo job DONE
If not done yet, we first load the Decimate module:
module load decimate
Nominal 2 job workflow¶
Then submission of jobs follows the same syntax than with the sbatch command:
dbatch --job-name=job_1 my_job.sh
[MSG ] submitting job job_1 (for 1) --> Job # job_1-0-1 <-depends-on None
[INFO ] launch-0!0:submitting job job_1 [1] --> Job # job_1-0-1 <-depends-on None
Submitted batch job job_1-0-1
[1] --> Job # job_1-0-1 <-depends-on None
dbatch --dependency=job_1 --job-name=job_2 my_job.sh
[INFO ] launch-0!0:Workflow has already run in this directory, trying to continue it
[MSG ] submitting job job_2 (for 1) --> Job # job_2-0-1 <-depends-on 218459
[INFO ] launch-0!0:submitting job job_2 [1] --> Job # job_2-0-1 <-depends-on 218459
Submitted batch job job_2-0-1
[1] --> Job # job_2-0-1 <-depends-on 218459
dstat
[MSG ] step job_1-0:1-1 SUCCESS SUCCESS: 100% FAILURE: 0% -> []
[MSG ] step job_2-0:1-1 RUNNING SUCCESS: 0% FAILURE: 0% -> []
dstat
[MSG ] CHECKING step : job_2-0 task 1
[INFO ] launch-0!0:no active job in the queue, changing all WAITING in ABORTED???
[MSG ] step job_1-0:1-1 SUCCESS SUCCESS: 100% FAILURE: 0% -> []
[MSG ] step job_2-0:1-1 SUCCESS SUCCESS: 100% FAILURE: 0% -> []
parametric job workflow¶
Then submission of parametric jobs follows the same syntax than with the sbatch command adding a reference to a text file describing the set of parameters to be tested:
dbatch --job-name=job_1 -P parameters.txt my_job.sh
How to build the file parameters.txt is described at Parameters combination.