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March 6, 2023 at 2:54 pm
ggarcia
SubscriberWe have successfully configured ANSYS Workbench to submit Fluent jobs from a Windows workstation to our HPC cluster. Each node in our cluster has 48 processors. So far, we can only submit jobs with up to 48 processors. When we exceed 48 processors, the job fails to run. We believe the problem is that we cannot find where to enter the desired number of nodes in Workbench. How do we configure the number of cluster nodes in Workbench?
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March 22, 2023 at 9:42 am
Nikhil Narale
Ansys EmployeeHello,
See if this helps
Thanks!
Nikhil
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March 22, 2023 at 9:10 pm
ggarcia
SubscriberThe video does not answer my question. My question is: Where do we specify the number of nodes when using the Workbench to submit jobs to the cluster? As the video shows, we can only specify the number of processors in Workbench. How does Workbench know the number of processors in each node? The number of processors per node is not defined in the RSM configuration either.
Here is the configuration that works for us. First, I right-click on the white area of the Project Schematic window. In the window "Properties of Project Schematic", I choose "Update Option" = "Remote Solve Manager". Then, I click on the "Solution" cell of the Fluent component and select "Update Option" = "Run in Foreground". This works (i.e., the job runs in the cluster successfully). However, I can set the "Number of Processes" up to 47 only. The job fails to run if the number of processes is greater than 47 because each node in our cluster has 48 processors.
The video above recommends to click on the "Solution" cell of the Fluent component and select "Submit to remote solve manager". When I configure it this way, I get the following error message when I click on "Update Project":
My Workbench project has only a Fluent component and nothing else. In particular, I am NOT using the Design Exploration tools, thus I do not understand why the error message above is complaining about Design Points.
I am using ANSYS 2022 R1.
Please advise. Thank you.
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