Sshare
sshare
Overview
The sshare command in Slurm provides detailed information about resource shares and usage. It's essential for managing fair-share priorities in a cluster.
Key Features
Account/User Share Information: Displays the allocation of resources to users and accounts.Raw and Normalized Shares: Shows both actual and proportionate shares.Usage Data: Details resource consumption, aiding in monitoring and planning.Fair-share Factor: Indicates the priority based on usage and allocation. (Higher is better)
Examples
Usage: sshare [OPTION]
Valid OPTIONs are:
-a or --all list all users
-A or --accounts= display specific accounts (comma separated list)
-e or --helpformat Print a list of fields that can be specified
with the '--format' option
-l or --long include normalized usage in output
-m or --partition print the partition part of the association
-M or --cluster=names clusters to issue commands to.
NOTE: SlurmDBD must be up.
-n or --noheader omit header from output
-o or --format= Comma separated list of fields (use
"--helpformat" for a list of available fields).
-p or --parsable '|' delimited output with a trailing '|'
-P or --parsable2 '|' delimited output without a trailing '|'
-u or --users= display specific users (comma separated list)
-U or --Users display only user information
-v or --verbose display more information
-V or --version display tool version number
--help display this usage description
--usage display this usage description
User Details
% sshare -u dvosler
Account User RawShares NormShares RawUsage EffectvUsage FairShare
-------------------- ---------- ---------- ----------- ----------- ------------- ----------
root 0.000000 3339151397 1.000000
local 1 0.500000 3339151397 1.000000
local dvosler 1 0.002660 28672 0.000009 0.305040