Slurm repository build for x86_64

The build steps must be performed on RHEL 10.0 OS node.

Prerequisites

If you are using RHEL subscription, enable CodeReady Builder (CRB)

subscription-manager repos --enable codeready-builder-for-rhel-10-x86_64-rpms

Build Slurm repository for x86_64 without GPU support

  1. Install dependencies. The following command is provided as an example:

    dnf install -y   wget git make gcc gcc-c++ rpm-build autoconf automake   python3 python3-devel perl perl-devel   readline-devel zlib-devel pam-devel dbus-devel   hwloc-devel libbpf-devel   ucx ucx-devel openmpi openmpi-devel pmix pmix-devel   jansson-devel   json-c json-c-devel   libyaml libyaml-devel   openssl-devel   mariadb-devel systemd-devel   munge munge-devel

  2. Download slurm tar file: wget, Download

  3. Run the RPM Build command. Run the following command from the directory containing the downloaded tar file. The following command is provided as an example:

    rpmbuild -ta slurm-25.05.2.tar.bz2  --with pmix   --define "with_pmix --with-pmix=/usr"    --with yaml   --define "with_yaml --with-yaml"  --without hdf5   --define "without_hdf5 --without-hdf5"

After the build is completed, the RPMs are available at /root/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64/.

../../../../_images/slurm_rpm_build.png

  1. To verify the build before hosting, navigate to /root/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64/ and run the following command:

    sudo rpm -ivh slurm-25.05.2-1*.x86_64.rpm
slurm-slurmd-25.05.2-1*.x86_64.rpm

All the required .so, cgroup_v2.so files should be available.

../../../../_images/slurm_rpm_build_1.png

After you verify the build, remove the rpm packages.

sudo dnf remove -y 'slurm'

Build Slurm repo for x86_64 with GPU support

  1. Install dependencies. The following command is provided as an example:

    dnf install -y   wget git make gcc gcc-c++ rpm-build autoconf automake   python3 python3-devel perl perl-devel   readline-devel zlib-devel pam-devel dbus-devel   hwloc-devel libbpf-devel   ucx ucx-devel openmpi openmpi-devel pmix pmix-devel   jansson-devel   json-c json-c-devel   libyaml libyaml-devel   openssl-devel   mariadb-devel systemd-devel   munge munge-devel

  2. Download slurm tar file: wget, Download

  3. Download the cuda tool kit: wget Download

The cuda_13.0.2_580.95.05_linux.run file is downloaded.

  1. After the file is downloaded, run the following command from the directory where the file is downloaded:

    bash cuda_13.0.2_580.95.05_linux.run --silent --toolkit --toolkitpath=/usr/local/cuda –override

  2. Run the RPM Build command. Run the following command from the directory containing the downloaded tar file. The following command is provided as an example:

    rpmbuild -ta slurm-25.05.2.tar.bz2  --with pmix   --define "with_pmix --with-pmix=/usr"     --with yaml   --define "with_yaml --with-yaml"  --without hdf5   --define "without_hdf5 --without-hdf5" --with nvml   --define "_with_nvml --with-nvml=/usr/local/cuda"

After the build is completed, the RPMs are available at /root/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64/.

../../../../_images/slurm_rpm_build_2.png

  1. To verify the build before hosting, navigate to /root/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64/ and run the following command:

    sudo rpm -ivh slurm-25.05.2-1*.x86_64.rpm
slurm-slurmd-25.05.2-1*.x86_64.rpm

All required .so along with the gpu_nvml.so should be available.

../../../../_images/slurm_rpm_build_3.png

After you verify the build, remove the rpm packages.

sudo dnf remove -y 'slurm'

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