Debian11/Slurm Upgrade was not planned to be a one-day operation:
then Summer holydays…
In the meantime:
Please do test and prepare your slurm scripts…
Be aware that homes and groups/teams storages (/Xnfs) are the same between systems.
Then, in September, we'll see (E5 and Lake clusters final migrations, scratches migrations).
You are doing it wrong (mostly).
DO NOT store scripts, SGE/slurm logs, small files, source code, binaries on Scratches: it degrade general performance VERY fast, for everyone.
Scratches are meant for large temporary files, and large I/O operations, WITHIN a job. That's all.
DO cleanup!!! Everytime a job is finished, scratch should be clean up (with exception for long workflows)
DO VERIFY your cleanup operations!!
General purpose scratches (E5N/, Lake/) are full again. We will erase files older than 90 days next week (blind shoot).