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Conventions

mdiag -f

Synopsis

mdiag -f [-o user|group|acct|qos|class] [--flags=relative] [-w par=<PARTITIONID>]

Overview

The mdiag -f command is used to display at a glance information about the fairshare configuration and historic resource utilization. The fairshare usage may impact job prioritization, job eligibility, or both based on the credential FSTARGET and FSCAP attributes and by the fairshare priority weights as described in the Job Prioritization Overview. The information presented by this command includes fairshare configuration and credential fairshare usage over time.

The command hides information about credentials which have no fairshare target and no fairshare cap.

If an object type (<OTYPE>) is specified, then only information for that credential type (user, group, acct, class, or qos) will be displayed. If the relative flag is set, then per user fairshare usage will be displayed relative to each non-user credential (see the second example below).

Relative output is only displayed for credentials which have user mappings. For example, if there is no association between classes and users, no relative per user fairshare usage class breakdown will be provided.

Example 4-11: Standard Fairshare Output

> mdiag -f
FairShare Information
Depth: 6 intervals   Interval Length: 00:20:00   Decay Rate: 0.50
FS Policy: DEDICATEDPES
System FS Settings:  Target Usage: 0.00
FSInterval        %     Target       0       1       2       3       4       5
FSWeight       ------- -------  1.0000  0.5000  0.2500  0.1250  0.0625  0.0312
TotalUsage      100.00 -------    85.3   476.1   478.9   478.5   475.5   482.8
USER
-------------
mattp             2.51 -------    2.20    2.69    2.21    2.65    2.65    3.01
jsmith           12.82 -------   12.66   15.36   10.96    8.74    8.15   13.85
kyliem            3.44 -------    3.93    2.78    4.36    3.11    3.94    4.25
tgh               4.94 -------    4.44    5.12    5.52    3.95    4.66    4.76
walex             1.51 -------    3.14    1.15    1.05    1.61    1.22    1.60
jimf              4.73 -------    4.67    4.31    5.67    4.49    4.93    4.92
poy               4.64 -------    4.43    4.61    4.58    4.76    5.36    4.90
mjackson          0.66 -------    0.35    0.78    0.67    0.77    0.55    0.43
tfw              17.44 -------   16.45   15.59   19.93   19.72   21.38   15.68
gjohn             2.81 -------    1.66    3.00    3.16    3.06    2.41    3.33
ljill            10.85 -------   18.09    7.23   13.28    9.24   14.76    6.67
kbill            11.10 -------    7.31   14.94    4.70   15.49    5.42   16.61
stevei            1.58 -------    1.41    1.34    2.09    0.75    3.30    2.15
gms               1.54 -------    1.15    1.74    1.63    1.40    1.38    0.90
patw              5.11 -------    5.22    5.11    4.85    5.20    5.28    5.78
wer               6.65 -------    5.04    7.03    7.52    6.80    6.43    2.83
anna              1.97 -------    2.29    1.68    2.27    1.80    2.37    2.17
susieb            5.69 -------    5.58    5.55    5.57    6.48    5.83    6.16
GROUP
-------------
dallas           13.25  15.00    14.61   12.41   13.19   13.29   15.37   15.09
sanjose*          8.86  15.00     6.54    9.55    9.81    8.97    8.35    4.16
seattle          10.05  15.00     9.66   10.23   10.37    9.15    9.94   10.54
austin*          30.26  15.00    29.10   30.95   30.89   28.45   29.53   29.54
boston*           3.44  15.00     3.93    2.78    4.36    3.11    3.94    4.25
orlando*         26.59  15.00    29.83   26.77   22.56   29.49   25.53   28.18
newyork*          7.54  15.00     6.33    7.31    8.83    7.54    7.34    8.24
ACCT
-------------
engineering      31.76  30.00    32.25   32.10   31.94   30.07   30.74   31.14
marketing         8.86   5.00     6.54    9.55    9.81    8.97    8.35    4.16
it                9.12   5.00     7.74    8.65   10.92    8.29   10.64   10.40
development*     24.86  30.00    24.15   24.76   25.00   24.84   26.15   26.78
research         25.40  30.00    29.32   24.94   22.33   27.84   24.11   27.53
QOS
-------------
DEFAULT*          0.00  50.00  ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------
high*            83.69  90.00    86.76   83.20   81.71   84.35   83.19   88.02
urgent            0.00   5.00  ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------
low*             12.00   5.00     7.34   12.70   14.02   12.51   12.86    7.48
CLASS
-------------
batch*           51.69  70.00    53.87   52.01   50.80   50.38   48.67   52.65
long*            18.75  10.00    16.54   18.36   20.89   18.36   21.53   16.28
fast*            15.29  10.00    18.41   14.98   12.58   16.80   15.15   18.21
bigmem           14.27  10.00    11.17   14.65   15.73   14.46   14.65   12.87

An asterisk (*) next to a credential name indicates that that credential has exceeded its fairshare target.

Example 4-12: Grouping User Output by Account

> mdiag -f -o acct --flags=relative
FairShare Information
Depth: 6 intervals   Interval Length: 00:20:00   Decay Rate: 0.50
FS Policy: DEDICATEDPES
System FS Settings:  Target Usage: 0.00
FSInterval        %     Target       0       1       2       3       4       5
FSWeight       ------- -------  1.0000  0.5000  0.2500  0.1250  0.0625  0.0312
TotalUsage      100.00 -------    23.8   476.1   478.9   478.5   475.5   482.8
ACCOUNT
-------------
dallas           13.12  15.00    15.42   12.41   13.19   13.29   15.37   15.09
  mattp          19.47 -------   15.00   21.66   16.75   19.93   17.26   19.95
  walex           9.93 -------   20.91    9.28    7.97   12.14    7.91   10.59
  stevei         12.19 -------    9.09   10.78   15.85    5.64   21.46   14.28
  anna           14.77 -------   16.36   13.54   17.18   13.55   15.44   14.37
  susieb         43.64 -------   38.64   44.74   42.25   48.74   37.92   40.81
sanjose*          9.26  15.00     8.69    9.55    9.81    8.97    8.35    4.16
  mjackson        7.71 -------    6.45    8.14    6.81    8.62    6.54   10.29
  gms            17.61 -------   21.77   18.25   16.57   15.58   16.51   21.74
  wer            74.68 -------   71.77   73.61   76.62   75.80   76.95   67.97
seattle          10.12  15.00    10.16   10.23   10.37    9.15    9.94   10.54
  tgh            49.56 -------   46.21   50.05   53.26   43.14   46.91   45.13
  patw           50.44 -------   53.79   49.95   46.74   56.86   53.09   54.87
austin*          30.23  15.00    25.58   30.95   30.89   28.45   29.53   29.54
  jsmith         42.44 -------   48.77   49.62   35.47   30.70   27.59   46.90
  tfw            57.56 -------   51.23   50.38   64.53   69.30   72.41   53.10
boston*           3.38  15.00     3.78    2.78    4.36    3.11    3.94    4.25
  kyliem        100.00 -------  100.00  100.00  100.00  100.00  100.00  100.00
orlando*         26.20  15.00    30.13   26.77   22.56   29.49   25.53   28.18
  poy            17.90 -------   16.28   17.22   20.30   16.15   20.98   17.39
  ljill          37.85 -------   58.60   26.99   58.87   31.33   57.79   23.67
  kbill          44.25 -------   25.12   55.79   20.83   52.52   21.23   58.94
newyork*          7.69  15.00     6.24    7.31    8.83    7.54    7.34    8.24
  jimf           61.42 -------   69.66   58.94   64.20   59.46   67.21   59.64
  gjohn          38.58 -------   30.34   41.06   35.80   40.54   32.79   40.36

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