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Workspace Spectrum LSF
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Created on May 5, 2015

RELATED IDEAS

Job Filter to display update_time

So let's say a user is running a job that goes on for a couple of days. The CPU is active say every other 30 minutes, but idle most of the time. The CPU is active for 5 minutes but idle for 30 minutes.
I would like to know the time stamp as when was the last CPU activity.

That data point is update_time which exists.

The idea is not to kill a job if by convention means is deemed idle. In other words the CPU Time vs. Wall Clock time.

  • Guest
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    |     May 26, 2015

    Attachment (Use case): script that generates data on jobs that were last idling. The job goes in and out of idle states periodically.

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  • Guest
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    |     May 26, 2015

    The information can be viewed. I would like to view only those jobs that are idling beyond a certain time limit out of several thousand jobs. And take appropriate action whether to terminate them or not.

    Attached is a script that drives the point home and can be easily converted into an alert.

  • Guest
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    |     May 19, 2015

    In RTM today you can view how a job is consuming cpu over time - so you can see if a job is accumulating wall clock time but not cpu time etc (likewise, there is a feature in LSF (JOB_IDLE) which will invoke a script beyond a certain walltime/cputime ratio.

    Can you clarify why the existing functionality is insufficient?

  • Guest
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    |     May 6, 2015

    Creating a new RFE based on Community RFE #70697 in product Platform LSF.

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