Hi Ole, Your script is a nice piece of scripting but I think you missed the point, if I read your script correctly! You read limits with:
scontrol -o show assoc_mgr users=$username $selectedaccount flags=Assoc
In our case the limits are declared in a QoS and not in the association and
hence will not be picked up and shown in the output.
The purpose of having them in a QoS, which you could read with:
scontrol -o show assoc_mgr users=$username $selectedaccount flags=QoS
Is to apply the nodecay flag and hence not influence fair share and priorities.
We have a sbank code what output balances and statments to users:
[root@slurmdb ~]# sbank balance
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| | CPU (hours) | GPU
(hours) |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Account | Limit Usage Available | Limit Usage
Available |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| staff | ND 729881 ND | ND 18
ND |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[root@slurmdb ~]# sbank statement
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| | CPU (hours) |
GPU (hours) |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Username Account | Limit Usage Available |
Limit Usage Available |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| bandrade staff | ND 182 ND |
ND -- ND |
| easybuild staff | ND 13210 ND |
ND -- ND |
| moliveira staff | ND 1875 ND |
ND -- ND |
| palberto staff | ND 720538 ND |
ND -- ND |
| root staff | ND 7949386 ND |
ND -- ND |
| ---------- staff | ND 729881 ND |
ND 18 ND |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Best Regards,
MAO
> On 23 Jun 2022, at 20:47, Ole Holm Nielsen <ole.h.niel...@fysik.dtu.dk> wrote:
>
> On 23-06-2022 19:19, Miguel Oliveira wrote:
>> We use a python wrapper to do this but the basic command to retrieved
>> account minutes is:
>> 'scontrol -o show assoc_mgr | grep "^QOS='+account+’"'
>> You then have to parse the output for "GrpTRESMins=“. The output will be two
>> numbers. The first is the limit, or N for no limit, while the next one in
>> parenthesis is the consumed.
>
> You may perhaps find it easier to use my showuserlimits script from
> https://github.com/OleHolmNielsen/Slurm_tools/tree/master/showuserlimits
>
> /Ole
>
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