Queue Summaries

The available queues and their associated limits are listed below for all of our HPC systems. The following tables list the queues in order of priority from highest to lowest. The Queue Name is the name of the queue as it appears on the systems. The Job Class is the class of jobs that may be run in that queue. Queues without a Job Class can run any class of jobs. Max Wall Time is the maximum lifetime for any job running in a queue, and Max Cores per Job is the maximum number of cores that may be allocated to any single job in a given queue.

Summary of Queues on the IBM iDataPlex - Haise
Priority Queue
Name		 Job
Class		 Max Wall
Clock Time		 Max Cores
Per Job		 Comments
Highest urgent Urgent 24 Hours 4096 Designated urgent projects by DoD HPCMP
Down Arrow for decreasing priority high High 168 Hours 6144 Designated high-priority projects by service/agency
challenge Challenge 168 Hours 6144 Challenge projects only
special N/A 24 Hours 4096 Access available by request
debug Debug 30 Minutes 1024 User diagnostic jobs
standard Standard 168 Hours 4096 Non-challenge user jobs
transfer N/A 12 Hours 1 Data transfer jobs
Lowest background Background 4 Hours 512 User jobs that will not be charged against the project allocation
Summary of Queues on the IBM iDataPlex - Kilrain
Priority Queue
Name		 Job
Class		 Max Wall
Clock Time		 Max Cores
Per Job		 Comments
Highest urgent Urgent 24 Hours 4096 Designated urgent projects by DoD HPCMP
Down Arrow for decreasing priority high High 168 Hours 6144 Designated high-priority projects by service/agency
challenge Challenge 168 Hours 6144 Challenge projects only
special N/A 24 Hours 4096 Access available by request
debug Debug 30 Minutes 1024 User diagnostic jobs
standard Standard 168 Hours 4096 Non-challenge user jobs
transfer N/A 12 Hours 1 Data transfer jobs
Lowest background Background 4 Hours 512 User jobs that will not be charged against the project allocation