Is there a way to define statics on AVGQTIME or any other metric from showstats -f so that data could be presented for 1024-node jobs, 2048-node jobs?


Issue:

Is there a way to define statics on AVGQTIME or any other metric from showstats -f so that  data could be presented for 1024-node jobs, 2048-node jobs?


Solution:

You cannot define custom bounds on the showstats command line, but you can define global STATPROC* parameters: 

http://docs.adaptivecomputing.com/9-0-1/MWM/help.htm#topics/moabWorkloadManager/topics/appendices/a.aparameters.html%23statprocmax 

Note the caution about how this will reset stat data! 


Example:


STATPROCMAX 
Format <INTEGER> 
Default 1 
Description
Specifies the maximum number of processors requested by jobs to be displayed in matrix outputs (as displayed by the showstats -f command). 
 
Caution: Altering this setting will reset all recorded statistical data related to it. Do not change this parameter via mschedctl -m (or changeparam). 
 
Moab only reads in this setting when starting up (or restarting). 
Example
STATPROCMAX 256 
STATPROCSTEPCOUNT 4 
STATPROCSTEPSIZE 4 
Each matrix output will display data in rows for jobs requesting between 4 and 256 processors. 
 
A NONE in services will still allow users to run showq and checkjob on their own jobs. 

Tags: AVGQTIME, showstats -f
Last update:
2016-08-08 17:09
Author:
Jason Booth
Revision:
1.0
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