AWS pcs documentation change
Summary
Updated Slurm version requirements from 24.11 to 25.11 in CLI examples and removed redundant version constraints from console instructions
Security assessment
Changes involve version updates and documentation restructuring without addressing vulnerabilities or security features. Accounting functionality remains unchanged.
Diff
diff --git a/pcs/latest/userguide/slurm-accounting.md b/pcs/latest/userguide/slurm-accounting.md index 309e4a088..e5bff9406 100644 --- a//pcs/latest/userguide/slurm-accounting.md +++ b//pcs/latest/userguide/slurm-accounting.md @@ -11,4 +10,0 @@ Modifying accounting settingsKey conceptsGet the accounting configuration for an -You can enable accounting on your new AWS PCS clusters to monitor cluster usage, enforce resource limits, and manage fine-grained access control to specific queues or compute node groups. AWS PCS creates and manages the accounting database for your cluster, eliminating the need for you to create and manage your own separate accounting database. AWS PCS uses the accounting feature in Slurm. For more information about the accounting feature in Slurm, see the [Slurm documentation at SchedMD.](https://slurm.schedmd.com/accounting.html) - -To use accounting, enable it when you create a new cluster and optionally set accounting parameters. After your cluster status is `Active` and has compute node groups, you can connect to the Linux shell of a login node to perform accounting functions, such as viewing job data with the Slurm `sacct` command. - @@ -18,0 +15,4 @@ Accounting is supported for Slurm 24.11 or later. +You can enable accounting on your new AWS PCS clusters to monitor cluster usage, enforce resource limits, and manage fine-grained access control to specific queues or compute node groups. AWS PCS creates and manages the accounting database for your cluster, eliminating the need for you to create and manage your own separate accounting database. AWS PCS uses the accounting feature in Slurm. For more information about the accounting feature in Slurm, see the [Slurm documentation at SchedMD.](https://slurm.schedmd.com/accounting.html) + +To use accounting, enable it when you create a new cluster and optionally set accounting parameters. After your cluster status is `Active` and has compute node groups, you can connect to the Linux shell of a login node to perform accounting functions, such as viewing job data with the Slurm `sacct` command. + @@ -22 +22 @@ AWS PCS console -On the **Create cluster** page, You must select a valid version of Slurm (version 24.11 or later). Under **Scheduler settings** , enable **Accounting**. +On the **Create cluster** page, under **Scheduler settings** , enable **Accounting**. @@ -33 +33 @@ The following example uses the AWS CLI to call the `CreateCluster` API action. T - --scheduler type=SLURM,version=24.11 \ + --scheduler type=SLURM,version=25.11 \ @@ -63 +63 @@ AWS PCS console -You specify default purge time as part of the steps to create a cluster. On the **Create cluster** page, You must select a valid version of Slurm (version 24.11 or later) and enable accounting. Under **Scheduler settings** , provide an integer value for **Default purge time (days)**. +You specify default purge time as part of the steps to create a cluster. On the **Create cluster** page, enable accounting. Under **Scheduler settings** , provide an integer value for **Default purge time (days)**. @@ -98 +98 @@ AWS PCS console -You set the options as part of the steps to create a cluster. On the **Create cluster** page, You must select a valid version of Slurm (version 24.11 or later) and enable accounting. Select the options you want from the **Accounting policy enforcement** dropdown list under **Scheduler settings**. +You set the options as part of the steps to create a cluster. On the **Create cluster** page, enable accounting. Select the options you want from the **Accounting policy enforcement** dropdown list under **Scheduler settings**.