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Daveturner: /* Monitoring Your Job */

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Monitoring Your Job

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	The <B>kstat</B> perl script has been developed at K-State to provide you with all the available information about your jobs on Beocat. <B>kstat --help</B> will give you a full description of how to use it.		The <B>kstat</B> perl script has been developed at K-State to provide you with all the available information about your jobs on Beocat. <B>kstat --help</B> will give you a full description of how to use it.

	<B>kstat -z</B>		<B>kstat -r</B>

	This will give you a good summary of your jobs that are running and in the queue.		This will give you a good summary of your jobs that are running and in the queue.

Mozes at 18:54, 16 August 2016

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	The column I want you to pay attention to first is the 'state'. The two most common statuses you'll see are 'r' ('Running') and 'qw' ('Queued and Waiting'). ''Generally speaking'', those jobs that are higher on the list will start running before the ones lower on the list. This way you can see your relative position. Another useful tool is to see how busy Beocat is. [http://ganglia.beocat~~.cis~~.ksu.edu/ http://ganglia.beocat.ksu.edu/] will give you those statistics. Depending on the resources you ask for, a job you submit may start immediately or may take up to several weeks, depending on the priority of your job, the resources available, and the requested resources of the jobs ahead of you in the queue.		The column I want you to pay attention to first is the 'state'. The two most common statuses you'll see are 'r' ('Running') and 'qw' ('Queued and Waiting'). ''Generally speaking'', those jobs that are higher on the list will start running before the ones lower on the list. This way you can see your relative position. Another useful tool is to see how busy Beocat is. [http://ganglia.beocat.ksu.edu/ http://ganglia.beocat.ksu.edu/] will give you those statistics. Depending on the resources you ask for, a job you submit may start immediately or may take up to several weeks, depending on the priority of your job, the resources available, and the requested resources of the jobs ahead of you in the queue.

	If you want to read more, continue on to our [[AdvancedSGE]] page.		If you want to read more, continue on to our [[AdvancedSGE]] page.

Mozes: /* Monitoring Your Job */

2016-08-16T18:54:00Z

Monitoring Your Job

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	The column I want you to pay attention to first is the 'state'. The two most common statuses you'll see are 'r' ('Running') and 'qw' ('Queued and Waiting'). ''Generally speaking'', those jobs that are higher on the list will start running before the ones lower on the list. This way you can see your relative position. Another useful tool is to see how busy Beocat is. [http://ganglia.beocat.cis.ksu.edu/ http://ganglia.beocat~~.cis~~.ksu.edu/] will give you those statistics. Depending on the resources you ask for, a job you submit may start immediately or may take up to several weeks, depending on the priority of your job, the resources available, and the requested resources of the jobs ahead of you in the queue.		The column I want you to pay attention to first is the 'state'. The two most common statuses you'll see are 'r' ('Running') and 'qw' ('Queued and Waiting'). ''Generally speaking'', those jobs that are higher on the list will start running before the ones lower on the list. This way you can see your relative position. Another useful tool is to see how busy Beocat is. [http://ganglia.beocat.cis.ksu.edu/ http://ganglia.beocat.ksu.edu/] will give you those statistics. Depending on the resources you ask for, a job you submit may start immediately or may take up to several weeks, depending on the priority of your job, the resources available, and the requested resources of the jobs ahead of you in the queue.

	If you want to read more, continue on to our [[AdvancedSGE]] page.		If you want to read more, continue on to our [[AdvancedSGE]] page.

Daveturner at 18:36, 16 August 2016

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	The column I want you to pay attention to first is the 'state'. The two most common statuses you'll see are 'r' ('Running') and 'qw' ('Queued and Waiting'). ''Generally speaking'', those jobs that are higher on the list will start running before the ones lower on the list. This way you can see your relative position. Another useful tool is to see how busy Beocat is. [http://~~gangia~~.beocat.cis.ksu.edu/ http://ganglia.beocat.cis.ksu.edu/] will give you those statistics. Depending on the resources you ask for, a job you submit may start immediately or may take up to several weeks, depending on the priority of your job, the resources available, and the requested resources of the jobs ahead of you in the queue.		The column I want you to pay attention to first is the 'state'. The two most common statuses you'll see are 'r' ('Running') and 'qw' ('Queued and Waiting'). ''Generally speaking'', those jobs that are higher on the list will start running before the ones lower on the list. This way you can see your relative position. Another useful tool is to see how busy Beocat is. [http://ganglia.beocat.cis.ksu.edu/ http://ganglia.beocat.cis.ksu.edu/] will give you those statistics. Depending on the resources you ask for, a job you submit may start immediately or may take up to several weeks, depending on the priority of your job, the resources available, and the requested resources of the jobs ahead of you in the queue.

	If you want to read more, continue on to our [[AdvancedSGE]] page.		If you want to read more, continue on to our [[AdvancedSGE]] page.

Daveturner at 18:35, 16 August 2016

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	The column I want you to pay attention to first is the 'state'. The two most common statuses you'll see are 'r' ('Running') and 'qw' ('Queued and Waiting'). ''Generally speaking'', those jobs that are higher on the list will start running before the ones lower on the list. This way you can see your relative position. Another useful tool is to see how busy Beocat is. [http://gangia.beocat.cis.ksu.edu/ http://~~gangia~~.beocat.cis.ksu.edu/] will give you those statistics. Depending on the resources you ask for, a job you submit may start immediately or may take up to several weeks, depending on the priority of your job, the resources available, and the requested resources of the jobs ahead of you in the queue.		The column I want you to pay attention to first is the 'state'. The two most common statuses you'll see are 'r' ('Running') and 'qw' ('Queued and Waiting'). ''Generally speaking'', those jobs that are higher on the list will start running before the ones lower on the list. This way you can see your relative position. Another useful tool is to see how busy Beocat is. [http://gangia.beocat.cis.ksu.edu/ http://ganglia.beocat.cis.ksu.edu/] will give you those statistics. Depending on the resources you ask for, a job you submit may start immediately or may take up to several weeks, depending on the priority of your job, the resources available, and the requested resources of the jobs ahead of you in the queue.

	If you want to read more, continue on to our [[AdvancedSGE]] page.		If you want to read more, continue on to our [[AdvancedSGE]] page.

Daveturner at 23:03, 13 October 2015

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	Host names -		Host names -
	~~<font style="background-color: yellow color: black>~~yellow background means reserved~~</font>~~,		yellow background means reserved,
	~~<font style="background-color: red color: white">~~red background means down~~</font>~~,		red background means down,
	~~<font color=red>~~red means owned~~</font>~~ by the		red means owned by the
	~~<font color=orange>~~group in orange on the right~~</font>~~.<BR>		group in orange on the right.<BR>
	Core usage - yellow for empty, cyan for partially used, blue for all cores used.<BR>		Core usage - yellow for empty, cyan for partially used, blue for all cores used.<BR>
	Load level - yellow or yellow background indicates the node is being inefficiently used. Red just means more threads than cores.<br>		Load level - yellow or yellow background indicates the node is being inefficiently used. Red just means more threads than cores.<br>

Daveturner at 22:59, 13 October 2015

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	== Monitoring Your Job ==		== Monitoring Your Job ==

	The <B>kstat</B> perl script has been developed at K-State to provide you with all the available information about your jobs on Beocat. <B>kstat --help</B> will give you a full description of how to use it.		The <B>kstat</B> perl script has been developed at K-State to provide you with all the available information about your jobs on Beocat. <B>kstat --help</B> will give you a full description of how to use it.

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	For the example above we are listing our jobs and the hosts they are on.		For the example above we are listing our jobs and the hosts they are on.

	Host names - yellow background means reserved, red background means down, red means owned by the group in orange on the right.<BR>		Host names -
			<font style="background-color: yellow color: black>yellow background means reserved</font>,
			<font style="background-color: red color: white">red background means down</font>,
			<font color=red>red means owned</font> by the
			<font color=orange>group in orange on the right</font>.<BR>
	Core usage - yellow for empty, cyan for partially used, blue for all cores used.<BR>		Core usage - yellow for empty, cyan for partially used, blue for all cores used.<BR>
	Load level - yellow or yellow background indicates the node is being inefficiently used. Red just means more threads than cores.<br>		Load level - yellow or yellow background indicates the node is being inefficiently used. Red just means more threads than cores.<br>