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PBSpro support #60
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Likely not, but my understanding is that we use NextFlow to schedule the jobs. So if NextFlow can communicate with PBSpro, it may work. |
According to the Nextflow documentation PBSpro is supported. However, I failed to get it running in the following way:
What did I do wrong? Best wishes, Michal |
Sorry, I don't know. |
Hi! Sorry for the hitchhiking. I also had trouble running In my case, a node with N=32 was good enough for the alignment of mammalian-size genomes (or any genomes <16Gb), and there are steps where RAM appears to matter more than the number of threads. If you have some computing nodes with a reasonable number of cores, perhaps this approach would work? Cheers, |
Thanks for the feedback. Of course running it on a single node may work. These days CPUs have 128 or 192 cores. It will take a few days to finish though. Maybe @kirilenkobm has insights in PBSpro or how to fix the problem? |
Hi @ohdongha, How much memory did you need for your mammalian-size genomes? I want to run it on a 3GB allotetraploid plant. Best wishes, Michal |
I typically ask for 360 GB and 32-core, to be on the safe side. In most cases, Cheers, |
Hi,
Our HPC uses PBSpro. Does
make_lastz_chains
support PBSpro?Best wishes,
MIchal
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