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Dennis McRitchie
2015-08-16 07:53:26 MDT
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slurmtop interactive help screen screenshot
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Springdale/RedHat 6 SRPM for schedtop v5.00
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Springdale/RedHat 6 binary RPM for slurmtop v5.00
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Tarball for schedtop v5.00
Can be run under SLURM 14.11, but needs 15.08 to benefit from memory leak fixes in the SLURM Perl API. Created attachment 2132 [details]
Springdale/RedHat 6 SRPM for schedtop v5.01
schedtop/slurmtop has been updated to v5.01 to reflect a data structure name change in the SLURM v15.08 Perl API. There are no functional changes from v5.00.
schedtop v5.01 requires SLURM 15.08, whereas schedtop v5.00 required 14.11.
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Springdale/RedHat 6 binary RPM for slurmtop v5.01
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Tarball for schedtop v5.01
Created attachment 2168 [details] Springdale/RedHat 6 SRPM for schedtop v5.02 * Fri Aug 28 2015 Princeton University Research Computing release - <cses@princeton.edu> - 5.02 - Fixed regression in interactive spacebar refresh command that caused runtime warning. - Don't attempt to display job's requested time when not specified by user. (slurmtop only) - Don't display negative elapsed time for queued job if set to 1 year ahead. (Happens when requested time is 'infinite' for that job or job it depends on.) (slurmtop only) - Enhanced to optionally use partition instead of qos as queue name in job list by setting new configuration parameter. POD doc updated accordingly. (slurmtop only) - Remove libtorque-devel and perl-devel build dependencies when doing a "--with slurm" build. - slurmtop/pbstop to 5.02, perl-PBS at 0.35 Created attachment 2169 [details]
Springdale/RedHat 6 binary RPM for slurmtop v5.02
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Tarball for schedtop v5.02
Hi Dennis - My assumption with your bug here is that you'd like to see this included under the contrib/ directory in the Slurm source? Or just have us point to it through the website on http://slurm.schedmd.com/download.html? If so, are you expecting that this would become the main distribution source for slurmtop long-term, or would you continue maintaining in independently through Princeton? cheers, - Tim Hi Tim, Yes, the intent was to have schedtop be distributed under the contrib directory. This utility is a bit unusual since it has a common code base that supports both Slurm and PBS. The source RPM or tarball is therefore capable of building either slurmtop or pbstop depending on the build options. My hope is that it can be distributed with those capabilities intact, if only because this will encourage anyone that makes changes to it to place the changes in either the scheduler-specific script (slurmtop or pbstop) or in the common script (schedtop.pm) as appropriate. Presumably, when distributed under the Slurm contrib directory it would automatically build slurmtop, of course! Just FYI, I have also contributed schedtop to Adaptive for them to release as a pbstop upgrade, since pbstop has been around for a long time. Many users and sysadmins have found this a very useful utility over the years, which is why I upgraded it in a scheduler-independent fashion. As users and sysadmins migrate from PBS to Slurm, they will be able to keep using the same tool to monitor their jobs, which makes the transition easier. I realize that it might make more sense to maintain it independently at Princeton, but I don't think that is going to be possible given that I retired recently. So while I'll attempt to make changes as I am able should I become aware of problems or feature requests, I am not in a position to commit to remaining the primary maintainer. Let me know if you have any other questions. Best, Dennis Hi Dennis, Thanks for this work, just wondering if there was any news on it? Seems like it's all gone quiet here. Was there a source repo for the original code? All I can find is an SVN repo which holds tarballs & RPMs. All the best, Chris Hi Chris, Schedtop v5.02 was released in 2015, but I have since retired from Princeton University and am not aware of any further releases. However, https://svn.princeton.edu/schedtop/ does contain the 5.02 tarball, which has all the source code, a makefile, and a README with instructions. So if you wish to make changes, just download the tarball and extract its files. Then after making changes, you can simply rebuild it. Best, Dennis From: bugs@schedmd.com [mailto:bugs@schedmd.com] Sent: Sunday, April 8, 2018 6:32 PM To: dmcr@princeton.edu Subject: [Bug 1868] New feature: cluster monitoring tool: schedtop v5.01 <mailto:chris@csamuel.org> Christopher Samuel changed bug 1868 <https://bugs.schedmd.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1868> What Removed Added CC chris@csamuel.org <mailto:chris@csamuel.org> Comment # 14 <https://bugs.schedmd.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1868#c14> on bug 1868 <https://bugs.schedmd.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1868> from <mailto:chris@csamuel.org> Christopher Samuel Hi Dennis, Thanks for this work, just wondering if there was any news on it? Seems like it's all gone quiet here. Was there a source repo for the original code? All I can find is an SVN repo which holds tarballs & RPMs. All the best, Chris _____ You are receiving this mail because: * You are on the CC list for the bug. * You reported the bug. |