[slurm-users] How to find user limit in SLURM

[程迪]

Hi everyone,

I am using SLURM as a normal user. I want to find the usage limit of my user. I can access the slurm's config via `scontrol show config`. But it is my user's limit.

I can find the account of my user by `sacctmgr show user di`. But I cannot find the QOS or usage limit of my user. 

Is it possible to do that?

Di Cheng

Engineer of Research and Development Center, visiting scholar at University of Connecticut

China Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics

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[Lachlan Musicman]

On 21 May 2018 at 11:29, 程迪 <chengd...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone,

I am using SLURM as a normal user. I want to find the usage limit of my user. I can access the slurm's config via `scontrol show config`. But it is my user's limit.

I can find the account of my user by `sacctmgr show user di`. But I cannot find the QOS or usage limit of my user. 

Is it possible to do that?

Yes :) QoS is managed by sacctmgr:

sacctmgr show qos

Cheers

L.

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[Lachlan Musicman]

On 21 May 2018 at 11:36, Lachlan Musicman <dat...@gmail.com> wrote:

On 21 May 2018 at 11:29, 程迪 <chengd...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone,

I am using SLURM as a normal user. I want to find the usage limit of my user. I can access the slurm's config via `scontrol show config`. But it is my user's limit.

I can find the account of my user by `sacctmgr show user di`. But I cannot find the QOS or usage limit of my user. 

Is it possible to do that?

Yes :) QoS is managed by sacctmgr:

sacctmgr show qos

Sorry Cheng, I only gave you half the answer.

That command will show you the QOS that have been set on the cluster.

To get a user's QoS, try


sacctmgr list associations format=Account,User,Partition,qos

If you have a lot of users (like me) I find that grep helps

sacctmgr list associations format=Account,User,Partition,qos | grep <id>


Cheers

L.

[Sébastien VIGNERON]

Hi,

If it can help, I use these bash aliases for the same purpose (easier to read than default output format):

# show every associations of every user.

# if user=username is passed, show only associations for the specific user username

# see "man sacctmgr" for more

function cri_show_assoc ()

{

    sacctmgr -p list associations $@ format=Account,User,Partition,Qos,DefaultQOS tree | column -ts'|'

}

# show every QoS definition

# if name=qosname is passed, show only the specific QoS qosname definition

# see "man sacctmgr" for more

function cri_show_qos ()

{

    sacctmgr -p list qos $@ format=Name,Priority,GraceTime,GrpTRES,GrpJobs,GrpSubmit,GrpSubmit,MaxTRES,MaxTRESPerUser,MaxJobsPU | column -ts'|'

}

$ cri_show_assoc user=u

Account  User  Partition  QOS            Def QOS

acc1     u     part1      q_acc1_part1     q_acc1_part1

acc1     u     part2      q_acc1_part2     q_acc1_part2

acc1     u     part3      q_acc1_part3     q_acc1_part3

acc1     u     part4      q_acc1_part4     q_acc1_part4

acc1     u     part5      q_acc1_part5     q_acc1_part5

acc1     u     part6      q_acc1_part6     q_acc1_part6

acc1     u     part7      q_acc1_part7     q_acc1_part7

acc1     u     part7      q_acc1_part7     q_acc1_part7

acc1     u     part8      q_acc1_part8     q_acc1_part8

acc1     u     part9      q_acc1_part9     q_acc1_part9

acc1     u     part10     q_acc1_part10    q_acc1_part10

acc1     u                q_acc1           q_acc1

$ cri_show_qos name=q_acc1

Name    Priority  GraceTime  GrpTRES  GrpJobs  GrpSubmit  MaxTRES  MaxTRESPU  MaxJobsPU

q_acc1  0         00:00:00                     2000                cpu=4200

Cordialement / Best regards,

Sébastien VIGNERON 
CRIANN, 
Ingénieur / Engineer
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