Add paragraph on resource types in the resource application #370
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| * credits: These are the consumable units in CPU-hour equivalents for CPU, memory, and GPU allocation in the job. This means that requesting e.g., all the memory of a node | ||
| will cost you the equivalent of using all the cores on this node. Similarly for each GPU hours consumed, 12 credits are allocated. These are also the |
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i would use another word then cost
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| * credits: These are the consumable units in CPU-hour equivalents for CPU, memory, and GPU allocation in the job. This means that requesting e.g., all the memory of a node | ||
| will cost you the equivalent of using all the cores on this node. Similarly for each GPU hours consumed, 12 credits are allocated. These are also the | ||
| limiting factor w.r.t. total awarded compute time on the system for your project (limited hard by the resource scheduler). The cost is computed as the maximum of all three |
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the cost is not computed like that. it's credits * price percredit + gpuhours * price per gpuhour, where price per credit is mentioned as prive per cpu hour in the contract
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so the contracts should only be corrected to specify CPU hour equivalent instead of CPU hour (and we can avoid mentioning the word credit.
and maybe CPU hour equivalent can also be used in the resapp instead of credit?
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| * credits: These are the consumable units in CPU-hour equivalents for CPU, memory, and GPU allocation in the job. This means that requesting e.g., all the memory of a node | ||
| will cost you the equivalent of using all the cores on this node. Similarly for each GPU hours consumed, 12 credits are allocated. These are also the | ||
| limiting factor w.r.t. total awarded compute time on the system for your project (limited hard by the resource scheduler). The cost is computed as the maximum of all three | ||
| resource-equivalents. |
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i would first describe what the resources are and what a resource-equivalent is. or not use new words ;)
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