Command	Description
sbatch	submit a job to queue (see standard options below)
srun	Within a running job script/environment: Run code using the allocated resources (see options below)
srun	On frontend: submit to queue, wait until done, show output. (see options below)
sinteractive	Submit job, wait, provide shell on node for interactive playing (X forwarding works, default partition interactive). Exit shell when done. (see options below)
srun --pty bash	(advanced) Another way to run interactive jobs, no X forwarding but simpler. Exit shell when done.
scancel JOBID	Cancel a job in queue
salloc	(advanced) Allocate resources from frontend node. Use srun to run using those resources, exit to close shell when done (see options below)
scontrol	View/modify job and slurm configuration

Command	Option	Description
sbatch/srun/etc	-t, --time=HH:MM:SS	time limit
	-t, --time=DD-HH	time limit, days-hours
	-p, --partition=PARTITION	job partition. Usually leave off and things are auto-detected.
	--mem-per-cpu=N	request n MB of memory per core
	--mem=N	request n MB memory per node
	-c, --cpus-per-task=N	Allocate *n* CPU’s for each task. For multithreaded jobs. (compare ``–ntasks``: ``-c`` means the number of cores for each process started.)
	-N, --nodes=N-M	allocate minimum of n, maximum of m nodes.
	-n, --ntasks=N	allocate resources for and start n tasks (one task=one process started, it is up to you to make them communicate. However the main script runs only on first node, the sub-processes run with “srun” are run this many times.)
	-J, --job-name=NAME	short job name
	-o OUTPUTFILE	print output into file output
	-e ERRORFILE	print errors into file error
	--exclusive	allocate exclusive access to nodes. For large parallel jobs.
	--constraint=FEATURE	request feature (see slurm features for the current list of configured features, or Arch under the hardware list). Multiple with --constraint="hsw|skl".
	--array=0-5,7,10-15	Run job multiple times, use variable $SLURM_ARRAY_TASK_ID to adjust parameters.
	--gres=gpu	request a GPU, or --gres=gpu:n for multiple
	--gres=spindle	request nodes that have disks, spindle:n, for a certain number of RAID0 disks
	--mail-type=TYPE	notify of events: BEGIN, END, FAIL, ALL, REQUEUE (not on triton) or ALL. MUST BE used with --mail-user= only
	--mail-user=YOUR@EMAIL	whome to send the email
srun	-N N_NODES hostname	Print allocated nodes (from within script)