The "showbf --help" does not explain the meaning of the output of "showbf
-S", so we cannot guess what the equivalent in Slurm would be.
Please see the answers to your thread with the same question:
https://lists.schedmd.com/pipermail/slurm-users/2021-August/007775.html
/Ole
On 10/7/21 4:08 AM, pankajd wrote:
Sorry for the repetition. Please see the help and output of the showbf :
showbf --help
Usage: showbf [FLAGS]
--about
--configfile=<FILENAME>
--format=<FORMAT>
--help
--host=<SERVERHOSTNAME>
--keyfile=<FILENAME>
--loglevel=<LOGLEVEL>
--port=<SERVERPORT>
--version
-A // ALL
-a <ACCOUNT>
-c <CLASS>
-d <DURATION> // <DURATION> = [[[DD:]HH:]MM:]SS
-f <FEATURE>
-g <GROUP>
-m [<MEMCMP>]<MEMORY> // <MEMCMP> = { = | >= }
-M <DEDICATED MEMORY PER PROC>
-n <NODECOUNT>
-p <PARTITION>
-q <QOS>
-r <PROCCOUNT>
-S // SMP
-u <USER>
showbf output :
showbf
backfill window (user: 'root' group: 'root' partition: ALL) Thu Oct 7 07:35:48
1588 procs available for 9:27:58
1556 procs available for 3:11:09:22
1530 procs available for 4:10:39:38
1498 procs available for 5:13:22:45
1488 procs available with no timelimit
showbf -S output :
HostName Procs Memory Disk Swap Time Available
---------- ----- ------ ------- ------- --------------
gpu1.node 16 64399 1 64399 INFINITY
gpu2.node 16 64399 1 64399 INFINITY
comp28.node 32 64322 1 64322 INFINITY
comp39.node 16 64322 1 64322 3:16:11:01
.
.
and so on
On October 6, 2021 at 11:42 PM Ole Holm Nielsen
<ole.h.niel...@fysik.dtu.dk> wrote:
> On 06-10-2021 18:42, Pankaj Dorlikar wrote:
> > We would like to know the free / available resources (cpu and GPUs) in
> > slurm. In torque/maui, showbf –S command gives the similar output. What
> > command / commanline should be used to check available / free resources
> > including node number and its corresponding cpus and GPUs available.
>
> Se your thread with the same question:
> https://lists.schedmd.com/pipermail/slurm-users/2021-August/007775.html
>
> To repeat my answer to this list from August 26:
>
> Again, the Maui command "showbf -S" is undocumented! Do you have
> documentation for it?
>
> /Ole
