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slurmctld

Monitor all other Slurm daemons and resources, accept work (jobs), and allocate resources to those jobs.

TLDR

Clear all previous slurmctld states from its last checkpoint

$ slurmctld -c
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Set the daemon's nice value to the specified value, typically a negative number
$ slurmctld -n [value]
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Write log messages to the specified file
$ slurmctld -L [path/to/output_file]
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Display help
$ slurmctld -h
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Display version
$ slurmctld -V
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