checkjob |
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checkjob |
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Synopsis
checkjob [-l policylevel] [-n nodeid] [-q qosid] [-r reservationid] [-v] [--flags=future] jobid
Overview
checkjob displays detailed job state information and diagnostic output for a specified job. Detailed information is available for queued, blocked, active, and recently completed jobs. The checkjob command shows the master job of an array as well as a summary of array sub-jobs, but does not display all sub-jobs. Use checkjob -v to display all job-array sub-jobs.Access
This command can be run by level 1-3 Moab administrators for any job. Also, end users can use checkjob to view the status of their own jobs.Arguments
| --flags | |||
| Format: | --flags=future | ||
| Default: | --- | ||
| Description: | Evaluates future eligibility of job (ignore current resource state and usage limitations). | ||
| Example: | > checkjob -v --flags=future 6235 Display reasons why idle job is blocked ignoring node state and current node utilization constraints. | ||
| -l (Policy level) | |||
| Format: | <POLICYLEVEL> HARD, SOFT, or OFF | ||
| Default: | --- | ||
| Description: | Reports job start eligibility subject to specified throttling policy level. | ||
| Example: | > checkjob -l SOFT 6235 > checkjob -l HARD 6235 | ||
| -n (NodeID) | |||
| Format: | <NODEID> | ||
| Default: | --- | ||
| Description: | Checks job access to specified node and preemption status with regards to jobs located on that node. | ||
| Example: | > checkjob -n node113 6235 | ||
| -q (QoS) | |||
| Format: | <QOSID> | ||
| Default: | --- | ||
| Description: | Checks job access to specified QoS <QOSID>. | ||
| Example: | > checkjob -q special 6235 | ||
| -r (Reservation) | |||
| Format: | <RSVID> | ||
| Default: | --- | ||
| Description: | Checks job access to specified reservation <RSVID>. | ||
| Example: | > checkjob -r orion.1 6235 | ||
| -v (Verbose) | |||
| Format: | |||
| Default: | N/A | ||
| Description: | Sets verbose mode. If the job is part of an array, the -v option shows pertinent array information before the job-specific information (see Example 2 and Example 3 for differences between standard output and -v output).
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| Example: | > checkjob -v 6235 | ||
Details
This command allows any Moab administrator to check the detailed status and resource requirements of a active, queued, or recently completed job. Additionally, this command performs numerous diagnostic checks and determines if and where the job could potentially run. Diagnostic checks include policy violations, reservation constraints, preemption status, and job to resource mapping. If a job cannot run, a text reason is provided along with a summary of how many nodes are and are not available. If the -v flag is specified, a node by node summary of resource availability will be displayed for idle jobs.Job Eligibility
If a job cannot run, a text reason is provided along with a summary of
how many nodes are and are not available. If the -v flag is specified, a
node by node summary of resource availability will be displayed for idle jobs.
For job level eligibility issues, one of the following reasons will be
given:
| Reason | Description |
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| job has hold in place | one or more job holds are currently in place |
| insufficient idle procs | there are currently not adequate processor resources available to start the job |
| idle procs do not meet requirements | adequate idle processors are available but these do not meet job requirements |
| start date not reached | job has specified a minimum start date which is still in the future |
| expected state is not idle | job is in an unexpected state |
| state is not idle | job is not in the idle state |
| dependency is not met | job depends on another job reaching a certain state |
| rejected by policy | job start is prevented by a throttling policy |
If a job cannot run on a particular node, one of the following 'per
node' reasons will be given:
| Class | Node does not allow required job class/queue |
| CPU | Node does not possess required processors |
| Disk | Node does not possess required local disk |
| Features | Node does not possess required node features |
| Memory | Node does not possess required real memory |
| Network | Node does not possess required network interface |
| State | Node is not Idle or Running |
Reservation Access
The -r flag can be used to provide detailed information about job access to a specific reservation
If a job is marked as a preemptor and the -v and -n flags are specified, checkjob will perform a job by job analysis for all jobs on the specified node to determine if they can be preempted.
The checkjob command displays the following job attributes:| Attribute | Value | Description | ||
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| Account | <STRING> | Name of account associated with job | ||
| Actual Run Time | [[[DD:]HH:]MM:]SS | Length of time job actually ran.
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| Allocated Nodes | Square bracket delimited list of node and processor ids | List of nodes and processors allocated to job | ||
| Applied Nodeset** | <STRING> | Nodeset used for job's node allocation | ||
| Arch | <STRING> | Node architecture required by job | ||
| Attr | square bracket delimited list of job attributes | Job Attributes (i.e. [BACKFILL][PREEMPTEE]) | ||
| Available Memory** | <INTEGER> | The available memory requested by job. Moab displays the relative or exact value by returning a comparison symbol (>, <, >=, <=, or ==) with the value (i.e. Available Memory <= 2048). | ||
| Available Swap** | <INTEGER> | The available swap requested by job. Moab displays the relative or exact value by returning a comparison symbol (>, <, >=, <=, or ==) with the value (i.e. Available Swap >= 1024). | ||
| Average Utilized Procs* | <FLOAT> | Average load balance for a job | ||
| Avg Util Resources Per Task* | <FLOAT> | |||
| BecameEligible | <TIMESTAMP> | The date and time when the job moved from Blocked to Eligible. | ||
| Bypass | <INTEGER> | Number of times a lower priority job with a later submit time ran before the job | ||
| CheckpointStartTime** | [[[DD:]HH:]MM:]SS | The time the job was first checkpointed | ||
| Class | [<CLASS NAME> <CLASS COUNT>] | Name of class/queue required by job and number of class initiators required per task. | ||
| Dedicated Resources Per Task* | Space-delimited list of <STRING>:<INTEGER> | Resources dedicated to a job on a per-task basis | ||
| Disk | <INTEGER> | Amount of local disk required by job (in MB) | ||
| Estimated Walltime | [[[DD:]HH:]MM:]SS | The scheduler's estimated walltime.
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| EnvVariables** | Comma-delimited list of <STRING> | List of environment variables assigned to job | ||
| Exec Size* | <INTEGER> | Size of job executable (in MB) | ||
| Executable | <STRING> | Name of command to run | ||
| Features | Square bracket delimited list of <STRING>s | Node features required by job | ||
| Flags | ||||
| Group | <STRING> | Name of UNIX group associated with job | ||
| Holds | Zero or more of User, System, and Batch | Types of job holds currently applied to job | ||
| Image Size | <INTEGER> | Size of job data (in MB) | ||
| IWD (Initial Working Directory) | <DIR> | Directory to run the executable in | ||
| Job Messages** | <STRING> | Messages attached to a job | ||
| Job Submission** | <STRING> | Job script submitted to RM | ||
| Memory | <INTEGER> | Amount of real memory required per node (in MB) | ||
| Max Util Resources Per Task* | <FLOAT> | |||
| NodeAccess* | ||||
| Nodecount | <INTEGER | Number of nodes required by job | ||
| Opsys | <STRING | Node operating system required by job | ||
| Partition Mask | ALL or colon delimited list of partitions | List of partitions the job has access to | ||
| PE | <FLOAT> | Number of processor-equivalents requested by job | ||
| Per Partition Priority** | Tabular | Table showing job template priority for each partition | ||
| Priority Analysis** | Tabular | Table showing how job's priority was calculated: Job PRIORITY* Cred( User:Group:Class) Serv(QTime) | ||
| QOS | <STRING> | Quality of Service associated with job | ||
| Reservation | <RSVID ( <TIME1 - <TIME2> Duration: <TIME3>) | RESID specifies the reservation id, TIME1 is the relative start time, TIME2 the relative end time, TIME3 the duration of the reservation | ||
| Req | [<INTEGER>] TaskCount: <INTEGER> Partition: <partition> | A job requirement for a single type of resource followed by the number of tasks instances required and the appropriate partition | ||
| StartCount | <INTEGER> | Number of times job has been started by Moab | ||
| StartPriority | <INTEGER> | Start priority of job | ||
| StartTime | <TIME> | Time job was started by the resource management system | ||
| State | One of Idle, Starting, Running, etc | Current Job State | ||
| SubmitTime | <TIME> | Time job was submitted to resource management system | ||
| Swap | <INTEGER> | Amount of swap disk required by job (in MB) | ||
| Task Distribution* | Square bracket delimited list of nodes | |||
| Time Queued | ||||
| Total Requested Nodes** | <INTEGER> | Number of nodes the job requested | ||
| Total Requested Tasks | <INTEGER> | Number of tasks requested by job | ||
| User | <STRING> | Name of user submitting job | ||
| Utilized Resources Per Task* | <FLOAT> | |||
| WallTime | [[[DD:]HH:]MM:]SS of [[[DD:]HH:]MM:]SS | Length of time job has been running out of the specified limit |
> checkjob 717 job 717 State: Idle Creds: user:jacksond group:jacksond class:batch WallTime: 00:00:00 of 00:01:40 SubmitTime: Mon Aug 15 20:49:41 (Time Queued Total: 3:12:23:13 Eligible: 3:12:23:11) TerminationDate: INFINITY Sat Oct 24 06:26:40 Total Tasks: 1 Req[0] TaskCount: 1 Partition: ALL Network: --- Memory >= 0 Disk >= 0 Swap >= 0 Opsys: --- Arch: --- Features: --- IWD: /home/jacksond/moab/moab-4.2.3 Executable: STDIN Flags: RESTARTABLE,NORMSTART StartPriority: 5063 Reservation '717' ( INFINITY -> INFINITY Duration: 00:01:40) Note: job cannot run in partition base (idle procs do not meet requirements : 0 of 1 procs found) idle procs: 4 feasible procs: 0 Rejection Reasons: [State : 3][ReserveTime : 1] cannot select job 717 for partition GM (partition GM does not support requested class batch)
 | The example job cannot be started for two different reasons.
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Using checkjob (no -v) on a job array master job:
checkjob array.1 job array.1 AName: array Job Array Info: Name: array.1 Sub-jobs: 10 Active: 6 ( 60.0%) Eligible: 2 ( 20.0%) Blocked: 2 ( 20.0%) Complete: 0 ( 0.0%)
Using checkjob -v on a job array master job:
$ checkjob -v array.1 job array.1 AName: array Job Array Info: Name: array.1 1 : array.1.1 : Running 2 : array.1.2 : Running 3 : array.1.3 : Running 4 : array.1.4 : Running 5 : array.1.5 : Running 6 : array.1.6 : Running 7 : array.1.7 : Idle 8 : array.1.8 : Idle 9 : array.1.9 : Blocked 10 : array.1.10 : Blocked Sub-jobs: 10 Active: 6 ( 60.0%) Eligible: 2 ( 20.0%) Blocked: 2 ( 20.0%) Complete: 0 ( 0.0%)
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