Set flux_executor_nesting in notebook

[jan-janssen]

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• New Features

  • Enhanced documentation on HPC Allocation Mode and its integration with SLURM.
  • Introduced the flux_executor_nesting parameter for improved resource management.
  • Added sections on resource monitoring, caching, and dependencies.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved clarity and functionality of the notebook for better user experience.

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The pull request focuses on enhancing the 3-hpc-allocation.ipynb notebook, providing comprehensive documentation for HPC Allocation Mode. The changes introduce detailed explanations about utilizing compute nodes, GPU allocation, and resource management using SLURM and Flux job schedulers. A new parameter flux_executor_nesting is added to the Executor class, enabling more flexible nested executor creation. The notebook now includes expanded sections on resource monitoring, caching, and dependency management for high-performance computing environments.

Changes

File	Change Summary
notebooks/3-hpc-allocation.ipynb	- Added detailed explanations of HPC Allocation Mode - Expanded SLURM and Flux job scheduler documentation - Introduced flux_executor_nesting parameter - Enhanced sections on resource monitoring and caching

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Executor
    participant SLURM
    participant Flux
    participant ComputeNodes

    User->>Executor: Create Executor with SLURM/Flux backend
    Executor->>SLURM: Request Resource Allocation
    SLURM-->>Executor: Allocation Confirmed
    Executor->>Flux: Initialize Nested Executor
    Flux->>ComputeNodes: Distribute Tasks
    ComputeNodes-->>Executor: Return Parallel Results

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Possibly related PRs

• New examples for the updated documentation #495: Introduces a shell script for Jupyter notebook execution, potentially complementing the notebook documentation
• Update readme #506: Updates README with links to HPC Allocation Mode
• Small readme fix #507: Enhances README with detailed Executor class explanations for HPC

Poem

🐰 In clusters of compute so bright,
Flux and SLURM dance with might,
Nested executors take their flight,
Resources allocated just right,
HPC magic sparkling light! 🖥️✨

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notebooks/3-hpc-allocation.ipynb (1)

325-327: Ensure correct usage of Flux nesting and consider potential overhead.

Great job adding support for nested Flux executors. In scenarios involving heavy concurrency, nested executors can add overhead or lead to resource contention. Verify that your HPC environment can handle this pattern efficiently, and consider documenting or testing the performance implications of nesting these executors for more complex workflows.

Would you like me to help provide a performance test script or any additional documentation snippets to guide users on best practices for nested Flux executors?

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