A Slurm command wrapper. Submit(sbatch) slurm cluster job inside python and avoid shell script for complicated pipeline jobs. For sbatch options, now only supports job name, memory size(in GBs), time limit(in days), dependency and ouput file. But you can use add_option parameter to add more.
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(via https://github.com/conda-forge/pysbatch-feedstock/blob/master/README.md)
# newer version takes time to publish on PyPI, so if you see any problem try downloading from github
git clone https://github.com/luptior/pysbatch.git
cd pysbatch
pip install .
# now published to PyPI, only support python version >= 3.5
pip install pysbatch
# now also availale with conda-forge distribution or my channel
conda install -c conda-forge pysbatch
conda install -c luptior pysbatch
Recommended way to use the pysbatch, batch_setting object can be resued and avoid trouble
from pysbatch import *
x = batch_setting_new() # with default settings
x2 = batch_setting_new("--cpus-per-task=2 --job-name=lalaland") # with customized settings
x.edit_default("--cpus-per-task=2 --job-name=lalaland") # now replace the default instead of "edit"
x.add_options("--begin=16:00")
# dependency works in the same way
# edit dependency, de
x.add_dep(27561)
x.add_dep(27562)
x.reset_dep()
# the settings object can be reused
x.sbatch("python hello.py")from pysbatch import *
sbatch(wrap="python hello.py") # simplest
jobid=sbatch(wrap="python hello.py").strip("\n").split(" ")[-1] # dependency example
sbatch(job_name="py_job", mem=16, dep="--dependency:afterok:{}".format(jobid), time=3-0, log="submit.out", wrap="python hello.py") # more options
sbatch(job_name="py_job", add_option="--cpus-per-task=1 --nodes=3", wrap="python hello.py") # add more optionsuseful if your slurm has a queue quota set and you need to submit a large batch of jobs
# example
for job in job_batch:
sbatch(job)
limit_jobs(limit=10000) # default is 200000# simplified subprocess.run() of running linux command in python
# in linux
$ ls ..
unrar
var
zlib-1.2.11# in python
>>>print(run_cmd(['ls', '..']))
unrar
var
zlib-1.2.11(a little bit messy, already implemented it a better way)
from pysbatch import *
# initialize and edit batch_setting object
x = batch_setting() # start with default settings
x2 = batch_setting(mem="16") # change settings when initialize
# edit default options contain in this pakcage:
# --ntasks, --cpus-per-task, -N, --job-name, --mem, --time, --out
x.edit_cpus_per_task(8)
x.edit_mem("16") # one at a time
x.edit_default("--cpus-per-task=2 --job-name=lalaland") # all together
# edit dependency, de
x.add_dep(27561)
x.add_dep(27562)
x.reset_dep()
# add aditional
x.add_options("--begin=16:00")
x = batch_setting(empty_set=True)
x.add_options("--cpus-per-task=2 --job-name=lalaland ")
# the settings object can be reused
x.sbatch("python hello.py")- Gan Xu - Ganxu.science
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details