Bill Wichser
2014-07-14 20:14:35 UTC
Is there any way to get a better view of fairshare than the "sshare"
command?
Under PBS, there was the diagnose -f command which showed the breakdown
per set time period which calculated this value. What was nice about
this was I could point a group to this command, or cut and paste,
showing that you have been using 20% over the last 30 days even though
you haven't run anything in the last three days.
It's a much more difficult problem when asked now. I have no tool which
shows the value, and decay, over the time. So I'm wondering if anyone
has a method to demonstrate that, yes, this fairshare value is correct
and here is why. Or do I just need to figure out a database query to
cull this information?
Thanks,
Bill
command?
Under PBS, there was the diagnose -f command which showed the breakdown
per set time period which calculated this value. What was nice about
this was I could point a group to this command, or cut and paste,
showing that you have been using 20% over the last 30 days even though
you haven't run anything in the last three days.
It's a much more difficult problem when asked now. I have no tool which
shows the value, and decay, over the time. So I'm wondering if anyone
has a method to demonstrate that, yes, this fairshare value is correct
and here is why. Or do I just need to figure out a database query to
cull this information?
Thanks,
Bill