HP XC System 2.x Software - Manual (Page 81)

--contiguous=yes|no
The --contiguous option specifies whether or not your job requires a contiguous range
of nodes. The default is YES , which demands contiguous nodes, while the alternative ( NO )
allows noncontiguous allocation.
--mem=size
The -mem option specifies a minimum amount of real memory per node, where size is an
integer number of megabytes. See also -vmem .
--mincpus=n
The -mincpus option specifies a minimum number n of CPUs per node.
--vmem=size
The -vmem option specifies a minimum amount of virtual memory per node, where size is an
integer number of megabytes. See also -mem .
--tmp=size
The -tmp option specifies a minimum amount of temporary disk space per node, where size is
an integer number of megabytes.
-w hosts ( --nodelist=hosts )
The -w hosts option specifies by name the individual nodes that must be included in the
set of nodes on which your job runs (perhaps along with others unspecified). Option -w is
incompatible with srun option -r ( --relative ). hosts may have any of three formats:
host1,host2,... A comma-delimited list of node names (for example, n100 ,
n200 ,...)
host[na-nb,nc,...] A range of node names, perhaps mixed with individual nodes in a
comma-delimited sublist (for example,
n[1-256,500,...] )
filename A file that contains a list of nodes in either of the previous two
formats (
srun interprets any string containing the slash ( / )
character as a file name)
-x hosts ( --xclude=hosts )
The -x hosts option specifies by name the individual nodes that must be excluded from the
set of nodes on which your job runs (perhaps along with others unspecified). Option -x is
incompatible with
srun option -r ( --relative ). hosts may have any of three formats:
host1,host2,... A comma-delimited list of node names (for example, n100 ,
n200 ,...)
host[na-nb,nc,...] A range of node names, perhaps mixed with individual nodes in a
comma-delimited sublist (for example,
n[1-256,500,...] )
filename A file that contains a list of nodes in either of the previous two
formats (
srun interprets any string containing the slash ( / )
character as a file name)
Using SLURM 6-11