No, say you use the SlurmManager, it uses srun to start workers within your SLURM allocation (came up here as well). It doesn’t submit a new job to the queue. Note that SLURM also stores the allocations details (which nodes, how many cpus etc.) in environment variables (e.g. SLURM_JOB_NODELIST) that you can query in your job submission script and/or Julia itself. See for example the section “OUTPUT ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES” here or the table here.
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