Tagged: ansys-fluent-on-clusters, python, python-scripts
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March 16, 2023 at 3:18 pm
Atul Singh
SubscriberHi,
This is perhaps just to ask about tutorials and documentation for submitting jobs to cluster with help of pyfluent.
The idea is to parameterise a model (lets say 30 designs), with pyFluent, and then submit each of them to the cluster.
I am guessing, this would not be possible, if the pyfluent env is set up in windows, and then one tries to submit it to the linux based cluster
My guess is to set up the pyfluent env on the cluster itself, and then submit? (Even here I am not sure, how do I set cores and nodes or other flags based on my slurm based cluster?)
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