increase object store (jwd05e) weight #1362
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sanjaysrikakulam
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Last time we did this we had other problems and we got "imbalanced". I will look at jwd02 and merge if there is no other way. |
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It seems that a few jobs using
jwd02fare getting stuck in theDstate.I see all the
query_tabularjobs (from the micro galaxy hackathon) are usingjwd02f, and they are stuck. Each of them is running on different compute nodes, and I also see several other jobs stuck in the D state that are also utilizing the same JWD NFS share (running on the same compute nodes as the others). It could be an NFS issue.This is a temporary fix to shift the load to
jwd05e.jwd02fis still active, though. I also see some jobs utilizingjwd02frunning.@bgruening: Feel free to close this PR if you don't think this is ideal.