> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.coreweave.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Nodes

<Card title="Can I run workloads directly on the login node?" href="/support/sunk/articles/can-i-run-workloads-directly-on-the-login-node" arrow="true" horizontal>
  No. The login node is a shared resource for submitting jobs, managing files, and running lightweight commands. Compute-h ...
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<Card title="How do I monitor per-user resource usage on login nodes?" href="/support/sunk/articles/how-do-i-monitor-per-user-resource-usage-on-login-nodes" arrow="true" horizontal>
  The Slurm Cluster dashboard in CoreWeave Managed Grafana includes a Slurm-Login Info section with CPU and memory usage p ...
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<Card title="How do I set up Slurm accounting for priority scheduling?" href="/support/sunk/articles/how-do-i-set-up-slurm-accounting-for-priority-scheduling" arrow="true" horizontal>
  SUNK enables Slurm accounting by default: accounting.enabled is true and SUNK deploys a local slurmdbd with MySQL automa ...
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<Card title="What resources should I set for slurmd on login pods?" href="/support/sunk/articles/what-resources-should-i-set-for-slurmd-on-login-pods" arrow="true" horizontal>
  SUNK login pods do not run slurmd (that daemon runs on compute pods). The resources you size on a login pod cover user-f ...
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<Card title="Why is my node drained or cordoned?" href="/support/sunk/articles/why-is-my-node-drained-or-cordoned" arrow="true" horizontal>
  A Slurm node enters drained state when it stops accepting new jobs. The drain reason (visible in scontrol show node or t ...
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