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x86 (x86_64) clusters

Example: a standard x86_64 SLURM cluster (e.g. AMD EPYC nodes). Define it in your registry and submit by its --system name.

Submit

labflow submit my_experiment --system cluster-x86 --partition normal \
    --nodes 2 --time 2:00:00 --account <account>

Notes

  • Manylinux wheels generally work; a venv or conda env is usually enough (no need to compile from source as on ARM).
  • Tune -march/-mtune to the node CPU if you do build native extensions.

See HPC systems registry for the entry schema.