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How can I view or request hosts that can handle a particular instruction set in SGE?

With Slurm, to view available instruction sets on each host I can use sinfo --Node -o '%n %f', and to submit a batch job only to, e.g., hosts with the AVX2 instruction set I can use #SBATCH constraint=avx2.

How can I do this in SGE?

Edit: So far I've come up with using qhost | tail -n +4 | tr -s ' ' | cut -f 2 -d ' ' | sort -u to see all the available chip architectures. I can then look up which support a particular instruction set and request those architectures using qsub ... -l arch='<...>', but this is a bit of a pain.

How can I view or request hosts that can handle a particular instruction set in SGE?

With Slurm, to view available instruction sets on each host I can use sinfo --Node -o '%n %f', and to submit a batch job only to, e.g., hosts with the AVX2 instruction set I can use #SBATCH constraint=avx2.

How can I do this in SGE?

How can I view or request hosts that can handle a particular instruction set in SGE?

With Slurm, to view available instruction sets on each host I can use sinfo --Node -o '%n %f', and to submit a batch job only to, e.g., hosts with the AVX2 instruction set I can use #SBATCH constraint=avx2.

How can I do this in SGE?

Edit: So far I've come up with using qhost | tail -n +4 | tr -s ' ' | cut -f 2 -d ' ' | sort -u to see all the available chip architectures. I can then look up which support a particular instruction set and request those architectures using qsub ... -l arch='<...>', but this is a bit of a pain.

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View/request instruction sets available on SGE host

How can I view or request hosts that can handle a particular instruction set in SGE?

With Slurm, to view available instruction sets on each host I can use sinfo --Node -o '%n %f', and to submit a batch job only to, e.g., hosts with the AVX2 instruction set I can use #SBATCH constraint=avx2.

How can I do this in SGE?