Besides, we also need either a domain controller that serves authentication for the clients. All these components are inter-connected through network. In a Azure cloud environment, any of the above components may fail, for example, the head node rebooted for windows update, some compute nodes may reboot because you're using low priority VM.
Thus how can we set up a high available HPC Pack cluster that satisfies:. Any component mentioned above failed, the user's workload can still running without being cancelled or failed. The cluster shall still be able to serve the functionality including cluster management, job management. Set up at least 2 head nodes in a cluster. With this configuration, any head node failure will result in moving the active HPC Service from this head node to another. When HPC failed to connect to the Domain controller, admin and user will not be able to connect to the HPC Service thus not able to manage and submit jobs to the cluster.
And new jobs will not be able started on the domain joined computer nodes as the NodeManager service failed to validate the job's credential. Thus you need consider below options:. Using Azure AD Domain service. During cluster deployment, you could just join all your cluster nodes into this domain and you get the high available domain service from Azure.
A hive can have boxes just for honey storage. In a similar way, your HPC server can have nodes just to store data. An HPC server is a two-parallel system that acts together as one. This means that a lot of software is required to make things run smoothly. It runs with three layers of software.
The first layer is the basic software layer you need to make the server run. The second layer offers administrative tools. It also has some troubleshooting tools to allow for smooth operation. And the third layer is a more sophisticated layer. Accept the request. This is will make future SSH connections to each host be non-interactive.
Look for chost in the debug log. In some cases, chost data may not be shown. Proceed to steps 2 and 3 below to fix the problem. Retest the connection from the controller node to the worker node. Also, set the directive UseDNS to no to disable host name lookup.
Issue the hostname command with sudo. For example:. On the controller, create a new slurm. This file will be copied to all worker nodes in the cluster. Create a base slurm. However, it maybe helpful to add it.
A Slurm partition is basically the grouping of worker nodes. Give each partition a name and decide which worker node s belong to it. Set the ownership of the slurm. On the controller node, using pdsh, in conjunction with the list of defined nodes in the slurm.
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