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SUMMARY:NERSC Job Script Generator
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nNERSC Job Script Generator\n\nShao, Kurth, Zhao\n\
 nNERSC is the primary scientific computing facility for DOE’s Office of Sc
 ience. NERSC supports diverse production workloads across a wide range of 
 scientific disciplines, which requires a rather complicated queue structur
 e with various resource limits and priorities. It has been challenging for
  users to generate proper job scripts to optimally use the systems. We dev
 eloped a Slurm  job script generator, a web application to help users not 
 only generate job scripts but also learn how the batch system works. The j
 ob script generator was first deployed in 2016 to help generate an optimal
  process/threads affinity for the hybrid MPI + OpenMP applications for NER
 SC’s Cori system, and was recently extended to support more systems and us
 e cases. In this talk, we will present the features supported in our job s
 cript generator, and describe the code design and implementation, which is
  easily adaptable to other centers who deploy Slurm.\n\nSession Format: Re
 corded\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop Reg Pass
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