Particular modules can be added or deleted depending on your software requirements. Read man module to find out more about Modules system. Loading the local modules and gnu modules is also highly recommended. There is no per-user allocation. However, accounting information is available to each user as well as total group usage.
Usage is based on the accounting information gathered from all nodes and is updated daily.
It provides the facility for building, submitting, and processing batch jobs within a network of machines. LoadLeveler's scheduling policies match job requirements with the most suitable machine known by the system. In a multi-user production environment, the use of LoadLeveler is intended to promote overall improved system performance, turnaround time, and equitable resource distribution for all users. For parallel jobs, LoadLeveler interfaces with parallel programming software, PE, PVMe, or PVM 3.3, to obtain the multiple SP nodes or workstation processors required for the job's parallel tasks. LoadLeveler maintains the status of the parallel job and reports back to the submitter.