hokiegeek2/slurm-single-node repository overview

⁠slurm-single-node: full stack, single-node Slurm in Docker

The slurm-single-node⁠ Dockerfile delivers an image that enables integration testing with a full Slurm stack w/ one worker (slurmd) node. This Dockerfile is based upon this excellent example⁠ written by Lennart Landsmeer.

The slurm-single-node Docker image is built from the project root directory as follows:

docker build -f src/docker/slurm-single-node -t hokiegeek2/slurm-single-node:$VERSION .

To simply run the slurm-single-node docker container, execute the following command:

docker run -it --rm --network=host hokiegeek2/slurm-single-node

In order to perform any integration testing with applications outside of the slurm-single-node, a munge.key used in the external app must be mounted into the docker container. Accordingly, to mount a munge.key and start the slurm-single-node docker container, execute the following command:

docker run -it --rm --network=host -v $PWD/munge.key:/tmp/munge.key hokiegeek2/slurm-single-node

Successful startup of slurm-single-node looks like this: