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All Cluster nodes down or draining

Решено
Работает
Началось больше 2 лет назаддлился около 2 часов

Затронутые

Cannon Cluster

Работает от 7:18 PM до 8:56 PM

SLURM Scheduler - Cannon

Работает от 7:18 PM до 8:56 PM

Cannon Compute Cluster (Holyoke)

Работает от 7:18 PM до 8:56 PM

Boston Compute Nodes

Работает от 7:18 PM до 8:56 PM

GPU nodes (Holyoke)

Работает от 7:18 PM до 8:56 PM

FASSE Cluster

Работает от 7:18 PM до 8:56 PM

Обновления
  • Решено
    Решено

    Clusters are back in production status. We will continue to monitor for any aberrant behavior, but this incident has been resolved.

  • Определено
    Определено

    I spoke too soon, partial recovery, I'll update here when we are sure everything is back in production, apologies.

  • Мониторинг
    Мониторинг

    All cannon nodes are back in service and slurm is resuming jobs, fasse is coming back up as well, we will monitor the situation, but anticipate a return to full normal operations shortly.

  • Обновление
    Обновление

    The nodes are coming back into normal service, we anticipate this to be fairly quick

  • Определено
    Определено

    slurm is operational, jobs are idled and should resume as normal

  • Изучается
    Изучается

    We are currently investigating this incident. We will update here as we can

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