Ticket 1404

Summary: QOS and/or Account raw usage report
Product: Slurm Reporter: Wei Feinstein <wfeinstein>
Component: AccountingAssignee: Unassigned Developer <dev-unassigned>
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Description Wei Feinstein 2015-01-27 09:43:47 MST 
Would like to have a utility that will report out the raw usage on both an account and/or qos.  If a hard limit is set on an association (Account or QOS) for usage it would be nice to have a utility that can summarize the usage as compared to the limits so we can see if a user is or has gone over their allocated amount of resources. 

Tried sacct and sreport but not getting the information I would like.

The report could be as follows:

UserName  Account  Total CPU Usage   CPU Limits

or 

UserName Account QOSName  Total CPU Usage CPU Limits


Thanks

Jackie
Comment 1 David Bigagli 2015-01-27 10:17:09 MST 
Hi Jackie,
         I think today this is possible with some scripting using sacct and sacctmgr. I will try it and propose something.

David
Comment 2 David Bigagli 2015-01-30 05:42:22 MST 
Hi Jackie,
          which of the many limit you have in mind here. We discussed this 
and it is not as simple indeed. I tried to merge the output of sacct and sacctmgr
but the result is not satisfactory. Perhaps the best solution here would be to use the APIs. However could you please elaborate in more detail what you have in mind, which limits and gives an example so we can possibly give you a better suggestion.

David
Comment 3 John White 2024-01-16 23:12:06 MST 
Created attachment 34141 [details]
slurm.conf