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mrsvctl

Synopsis

mrsvctl -c [-a acl] [-b subtype] [-d duration] [-D description] [-e endtime] [-E] [-f features] [-F flags] [-g rsvgroup] [-h hostexp] [-n name] [-o owner] [-p partition] [-P profile] [-R resources] [-s starttime] [-S setvalue] [-t tasks] [-T trigger] [-V variable] [-x joblist]

mrsvctl -C [-g standing_reservationid] {reservationid}

mrsvctl -l [{reservationid | -i index}]

mrsvctl -m <duration|endtime|reqtaskcount|starttime>{=|+=|-=}<VAL> <hostexp>{+=|-=}<VAL> <variable>{+=KEY=VAL|-=KEY_TO_REMOVE} {reservationid | -i index}

mrsvctl -q {reservationid | -i index} [--blocking]

mrsvctl -r {reservationid | -i index}

Overview

mrsvctl controls the creation, modification, querying, and releasing of reservations.

The timeframe covered by the reservation can be specified on either an absolute or relative basis. Only jobs with credentials listed in the reservation's access control list can utilize the reserved resources. However, these jobs still have the freedom to utilize resources outside of the reservation. The reservation will be assigned a name derived from the ACL specified. If no reservation ACL is specified, the reservation is created as a system reservation and no jobs will be allowed access to the resources during the specified timeframe (valuable for system maintenance, etc). See the Reservation Overview for more information.

Reservations can be viewed using the -q flag and can be released using the -r flag.

By default, reservations are not exclusive and may overlap with other reservations and jobs. Use the '-E' flag to adjust this behavior.

Access

By default, this command can be run by level 1 and level 2 Moab administrators (see ADMINCFG).

Format

-a
Name ACL
Format

<TYPE>==<VAL>[,<TYPE>==<VAL>]...

Where <TYPE> is one of the following:
ACCT,
CLASS,
DURATION,
GROUP,
JATTR,
PROC,
QOS,
RSV, or
USER
Description List of limitations for access to the reserved resources (See also: ACL Modifiers).
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -h node01 -a USER==john+,CLASS==batch-

Moab will make a reservation on node01 allowing access to user john and restricting access from class batch when other resources are available to class batch

> mrsvctl -m -a USER-=john system.1

Moab will remove user john from the system.1 reservation
Notes
  • When you specify multiple credentials, a user must only match one of them in order to access the reservation. To require one or more of the listed limitations for reservation access, each required specification must end with an asterisk (*). If a user meets the required limitation(s), he or she has access to the reservation (without meeting any that are not marked required).
  • There are three different assignment operators that can be used for modifying most credentials in the ACL. The operator == will reassess the list for that particular credential type. The += operator will append to the list for that credential type, and -= will remove from the list. Two other operators are used to specify DURATION and PROC: >= (greater than) and <= (less than).
  • To add multiple credentials of the same type with one command, use a colon to separate them. To separate lists of different credential types, use commas. For example, to reassign the user list to consist of users Joe and Bob, and to append the group MyGroup to the groups list on the system.1 reservation, you could use the command mrsvctl -m -a USER==Joe:Bob,GROUP+=MyGroup system.1.
  • Any of the ACL modifiers may be used. When using them, it is often useful to put single quotes on either side of the assignment command. For example, mrsvctl -m -a 'USER==&Joe' system.1.
  • Some flags are mutually exclusive. For example, the ! modifier means that the credential is blocked from the reservation and the & modifier means that the credential must run on that reservation. Moab will take the most recently parsed modifier. Modifiers may be placed on either the left or the right of the argument, so USER==&JOE and USER==JOE& are equivalent. Moab parses each argument starting from right to left on the right side of the argument, then from left to right on the left side. So, if the command was USER==!JOE&, Moab would keep the equivalent of USER==!JOE because the ! would be the last one parsed.
  • You can set a reservation to have a time limit for submitted jobs using DURATION and the * modifier. For example, mrsvctl -m -a 'DURATION<=*1:00:00' system.1 would cause the system.1 reservation to not accept any jobs with a walltime greater than one hour. Similarly, you can set a reservation to have a processor limit using PROC and the * modifier. mrsvctl -a 'PROC>=2*' system.2 would cause the system.2 reservation to only allow jobs requesting more than 2 procs to run on it.
  • You can verify the ACL of a reservation using the mdiag -r command.
mrsvctl -m -a 'USER==Joe:Bob,GROUP-=BadGroup,ACCT+=GoodAccount,DURATION<=*1:00:00' system.1

Moab will reassign the USER list to be Joe and Bob, will remove BadGroup from the GROUP list, append GoodAccount to the ACCT list, and only allow jobs that have a submitted walltime of an hour or less on the system.1 reservation.

mrsvctl -m -a 'USER==Joe,USER==Bob' system.1

Moab will assign the USER list to Joe, and then reassign it again to Bob. The final result will be that the USER list will just be Bob. To add Joe and Bob, use mrsvctl -m -a USER==Joe:Bob system.1 or mrsvctl -m -a USER==Joe,USER+=Bob system.1.
-b
Name SUBTYPE
Format One of the node category values or node category shortcuts.
Description Add subtype to reservation.
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -b SoftwareMaintenance -t ALL

Moab will associate the reserved nodes with the node category SoftwareMaintenance.
-c
Name CREATE
Format <ARGUMENTS>
Description

Creates a reservation.

The -x flag, when used with -F ignjobrsv, lets users create reservations but exclude certain nodes from being part of the reservation because they are running specific jobs. The -F flag instructs mrsvctl to still consider nodes with current running jobs.
Examples 
> mrsvctl -c -t ALL

Moab will create a reservation across all system resources.

> mrsvctl -c -t 5 -F ignjobrsv -x moab.5,moab.6

Moab will create the reservation while assigning the nodes. Nodes running jobs moab5 and moab6 will not be assigned to the reservation.

> mrsvctl -c -d INFINITY

Moab will create an infinite reservation.
-C
Name CLEAR
Format <RSVID> | -g <SRSVID>
Description Clears any disabled time slots from standing reservations and allows the recreation of disabled reservations
Example 
> mrsvctl -C -g testing

Moab will clear any disabled timeslots from the standing reservation testing.

-d
Name DURATION
Format [[[DD:]HH:]MM:]SS
Default INFINITY
Description Duration of the reservation (not needed if ENDTIME is specified)
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -h node01 -d 5:00:00

Moab will create a reservation on node01 lasting 5 hours.

mrsvctl -c -d INFINITY

Moab will create a reservation with a duration of INFINITY (no endtime).
-D
Name DESCRIPTION
Format <STRING>
Description Human-readable description of reservation or purpose
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -h node01 -d 5:00:00 -D 'system maintenance to test network'

Moab will create a reservation on node01 lasting 5 hours.
-e
Name ENDTIME
Format [HH[:MM[:SS]]][_MO[/DD[/YY]]]
or
+[[[DD:]HH:]MM:]SS
Default INFINITY
Description Absolute or relative time reservation will end (not required if Duration specified). ENDTIME also supports an epoch timestamp.
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -h node01 -e +3:00:00

Moab will create a reservation on node01 ending in 3 hours.
-E
Name EXCLUSIVE
Description When specified, Moab will only create a reservation if there are no other reservations (exclusive or otherwise) which would conflict with the time and space constraints of this reservation. If exceptions are desired, the rsvaccesslist attribute can be set or the ignrsv flag can be used.
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -h node01 -E

Moab will only create a reservation on node01 if no conflicting reservations are found.

This flag is only used at the time of reservation creation. Once the reservation is created, Moab allows jobs into the reservation based on the ACL. Also, once the exclusive reservation is created, it is possible that Moab will overlap it with jobs that match the ACL.
-f
Name FEATURES
Format <STRING>[:<STRING>]...
Description List of node features which must be possessed by the reserved resources. You can use a backslash and pipe to delimit features to indicate that Moab can use one or the other.
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -h node[0-9] -f fast\|slow

Moab will create a reservation on nodes matching the expression and which also have either the feature fast or the feature slow.
-F
Name FLAGS
Format <flag>[[,<flag>]...]
Description Comma-delimited list of flags to set for the reservation (see Managing Reservations for flags).
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -h node01 -F ignstate

Moab will create a reservation on node01 ignoring any conflicting node states.
-g
Name RSVGROUP
Format <STRING>
Description For a create operation, create a reservation in this reservation group. For list and modify operations, take actions on all reservations in the specified reservation group. The -g option can also be used in conjunction with the -r option to release a reservation associated with a specified group. See Reservation Group for more information.
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -g staff -h 'node0[1-9]'

Moab will create a reservation on nodes matching the node expression given and assign it to the reservation group staff.
-h
Name host list
Format

class:<classname>[,<classname>]...
or

<STRING>

or
'r:<nodeNameStart>[<beginRange>-<endRange>]'
or
ALL
Description

Host expression or a class mapping indicating the nodes which the reservation will allocate.

When you specify a <STRING>, the HOSTLIST attribute is always treated as a regular expression. foo10 will map to foo10, foo101, foo1006, etc. To request an exact host match, the expression can be bounded by the carat and dollar op expression markers as in ^foo10$.
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -h 'r:node0[1-9]'

Moab will create a reservation on nodes node01, node02, node03, node04, node05, node06, node07, node08, and node09.

> mrsvctl -c -h class:batch

Moab will create a reservation on all nodes which support class/queue batch.
-i
Name INDEX
Format <STRING>
Description Use the reservation index instead of full reservation ID.
Example 
> mrsvctl -m -i 1 starttime=+5:00

Moab will create a reservation on nodes matching the expression given.
-l
Name LIST
Format <RSV_ID> or ALL

RSV_ID can be the name of a reservation or a regular expression.
Default ALL
Description List reservation(s).
Example 
> mrsvctl -l system*

Moab will list all of the reservations whose names start with system.
-m
Name MODIFY
Format <ATTR>=<VAL>[-m <ATTR2>=<VAL2>]...

Where <ATTR> is one of the following:
flags
durationduration{+=|-=|=}<RELTIME>
endtimeendtime{+=|-=}<RELTIME> or endtime=<ABSTIME>
hostexphostexp[+=|-=]<node>[,<node>]
variablevariable[+=key1=val1|-=key_to_remove]
reqtaskcountreqtaskcount{+=|-=|=}<TASKCOUNT>
starttimestarttime{+=|-=}<RELTIME> or starttime=<ABSTIME>
Description Modify aspects of a reservation.
Example 
> mrsvctl -m duration=2:00:00 system.1

Moab sets the duration of reservation system.1 to be exactly two hours, thus modifying the endtime of the reservation.

> mrsvctl -m starttime+=5:00:00 system.1

Moab advances the starttime of system.1 five hours from its current starttime (without modifying the duration of the reservation). 

> mrsvctl -m endtime-=5:00:00 system.1

Moab moves the endtime of reservation system.1 ahead five hours from its current endtime (without modifying the starttime; thus, this action is equivalent to modifying the duration of the reservation).

> mrsvctl -m starttime=15:00:00_7/6/08 system.1

Moab sets the starttime of reservation system.1 to 3:00 p.m. on July 6, 2008.

> mrsvctl -m starttime-=5:00:00 system.1

Moab moves the starttime of reservation system.1 ahead five hours.

> mrsvctl -m starttime+=5:00:00 system.1

Moab moves the starttime of reservation system.1 five hours from the current time.

> mrsvctl -m -duration+=5:00:00 system.1

Moab extends the duration of system.1 by five hours.

> mrsvctl -m flags+=ADVRES system.1

Moab adds the flag ADVRES to reservation system.1.

> mrsvctl -m variable+key1=val1 system.1

Moab adds the variable key1 with the value key2 to system.1.

> mrsvctl -m variable+=key1=val1 variable+=key2=val2 system.1

Moab adds the variable key1 with the value val1, and variable key2 with val2 to system.1. (Note that each variable flag requires a distinct -m entry.)

> mrsvctl -m variable-=key1 system.1

Moab deletes the variable key1 from system.1.

> mrsvctl -m variable-=key1 -m variable-=key2 system.1

Moab deletes the variables key1 and key2 from system.1.
Notes:
  • Modifying the starttime does not change the duration of the reservation, so the endtime changes as well. The starttime can be changed to be before the current time, but if the change causes the endtime to be before the current time, the change is not allowed.
  • Modifying the endtime changes the duration of the reservation as well (and vice versa). An endtime cannot be placed before the starttime or before the current time.
  • Duration cannot be negative.
  • The += and -= operators operate on the time of the reservation (starttime+=5 adds five seconds to the current reservation starttime), while + and - operate on the current time (starttime+5 sets the starttime to five seconds from now).
  • If the starttime or endtime specified is before the current time without a date specified, it is set to the next time that fits the command. To force the date, add the date as well. For the following examples, assume that the current time is 9:00 a.m. on March 1, 2007.
> mrsvctl -m starttime=8:00:00_3/1/07 system.1

Moab moves system.1's starttime to 8:00 a.m., March 1.

> mrsvctl -m starttime=8:00:00 system.1

Moab moves system.1's starttime to 8:00 a.m., March 2.

> mrsvctl -m endtime=7:00:00 system.1

Moab moves system.1's endtime to 7:00 a.m., March 3. This happens because the endtime must also be after the starttime, so Moab continues searching until it has found a valid time that is in the future and after the starttime.

> mrsvctl -m endtime=7:00:00_3/2/07 system.1

Moab will return an error because the endtime cannot be before the starttime.
-n
Name NAME
Format <STRING>
Description Name for new reservation.

If no name is specified, the reservation name is set to first name listed in ACL or SYSTEM if no ACL is specified.

Reservation names may not contain whitespace.
Example 
mrsvctl -c -h node01 -n John

Moab will create a reservation on node01 with the name John.
-o
Name OWNER
Format <CREDTYPE>:<CREDID>
Description Specifies the owner of a reservation. See Reservation Ownership for more information.
Example 
mrsvctl -c -h node01 -o USER:user1

Moab creates a reservation on node01 owned by user1.
-p
Name PARTITION
Format <STRING>
Description Only allocate resources from the specified partition
Example 
mrsvctl -c -p switchB -t 14

Moab will allocate 14 tasks from the switchB partition.
-P
Name PROFILE
Format <STRING>
Description Indicates the reservation profile to load when creating this reservation
Example 
mrsvctl -c -P testing2 -t 14

Moab will allocate 14 tasks to a reservation defined by the testing2 reservation profile.
-q
Name QUERY
Format <RSV_ID> — The -r option accepts x: node regular expressions and r: node range expressions (asterisks (*) are supported wildcards as well).
Description Get diagnostic information or list all completed reservations. The command gathers information from the Moab cache which prevents it from interrupting the scheduler, but the --blocking option can be used to bypass the cache and interrupt the scheduler.
Example 
mrsvctl -q ALL

Moab will query reservations.

mrsvctl -q system.1

Moab will query the reservation system.1.

-r
Name RELEASE
Format <RSV_ID> — The -r option accepts x: node regular expressions and r: node range expressions (asterisks (*) are supported wildcards as well).
Description Releases the specified reservation.
Example 
> mrsvctl -r system.1

Moab will release reservation system.1.

> mrsvctl -r -g idle

Moab will release all idle job reservations.

-R
Name RESOURCES
Format <tid> or
<RES>=<VAL>[{,|+|;}<RES>=<VAL>]...

Where <RES> is one of the following:
PROCS,
MEM,
DISK,
SWAP,
GRES
Default PROCS=-1
Description Specifies the resources to be reserved per task. (-1 indicates all resources on node)

For GRES resources, <VAL> is specified in the format <GRESNAME>[:<COUNT>]
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -R MEM=100;PROCS=2 -t 2

Moab will create a reservation for two tasks with the specified resources.
-s
Name STARTTIME
Format [HH[:MM[:SS]]][_MO[/DD[/YY]]]
or
+[[[DD:]HH:]MM:]SS
Default [NOW]
Description Absolute or relative time reservation will start. STARTTIME also supports an epoch timestamp.
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -t ALL -s 3:00:00_4/4/04

Moab will create a reservation on all system resources at 3:00 am on April 4, 2004

> mrsvctl -c -h node01 -s +5:00

Moab will create a reservation in 5 minutes on node01

> mrsvctl -m -s -=5:00 system.1

This will decrement the start time by 5 minutes.
-S
Name SET ATTRIBUTE
Format <ATTR>=<VALUE> where <ATTR> is one of
aaccount — Accountable account
agroup — accountable group
aqos — accountable QoS
auser — accountable user
reqarch — required architecture
reqmemory — required node memory - in MB
reqos — required operating system
rsvaccesslist — comma- delimited list of reservations or reservation groups which can be accessed by this reservation request. Because each reservation can access all other reservations by default, you should make any reservation with a specified rsvaccesslist exclusive by setting the -E flag. This setting gives the otherwise exclusive reservation access to reservations specified in the list.
Description Specifies a reservation attribute will be used to create this reservation
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -h node01 -S aqos=high

Moab will create a reservation on node01 and will use the QOS high as the accountable credential
-t
Name TASKS
Format <INTEGER>[-<INTEGER>]
Description Specifies the number of tasks to reserve. ALL indicates all resources available should be reserved.

If the task value is set to ALL, Moab applies the reservation regardless of existing reservations and exclusive issues. If an integer is used, Moab only allocates accessible resources. If a range is specified Moab attempts to reserve the maximum number of tasks, or at least the minimum.
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -t ALL

Moab will create a reservation on all resources.

> mrsvctl -c -t 3

Moab will create a reservation for three tasks.

> mrsvctl -c -t 3-10 -E

Moab will attempt to reserve 10 tasks but will fail if it cannot get at least three.
-T
Name TRIGGER
Format <STRING>
Description Comma-delimited reservation trigger list following format described in the trigger format section of the reservation configuration overview. See About object triggers for more information.

To cancel a standing reservation with a trigger, the SRCFG parameter's attribute DEPTH must be set to 0.
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -h node01 -T offset=200,etype=start,atype=exec,action=/opt/moab/tools/support.diag.pl

Moab will create a reservation on node01 and fire the script /tmp/email.sh 200 seconds after it starts
-V
Name VARIABLE
Format <name>[=<value>][[;<name>[=<value>]]...]
Description Semicolon-delimited list of variables that will be set when the reservation is created (see About trigger variables). Names with no values will simply be set to TRUE.
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -h node01 -V $T1=mac;var2=18.19

Moab will create a reservation on node01 and set $T1 to mac and var2 to 18.19.

For information on modifying a variable on a reservation, see MODIFY.
-x
Name JOBLIST
Format -x <jobs to be excluded>
Description The -x flag, when used with -F ignjobrsv, lets users create reservations but exclude certain nodes that are running the listed jobs. The -F flag instructs mrsvctl to still consider nodes with current running jobs. The nodes are not listed directly.
Example 
> mrsvctl -c -t 5 -F ignjobrsv -x moab.5,moab.6

Moab will create the reservation while assigning the nodes. Nodes running jobs moab5 and moab6 will not be assigned to the reservation.

Parameters

RESERVATION ID
Format <STRING>
Description The name of a reservation or a regular expression for several reservations.
Example 
system*

Specifies all reservations starting with system.

Resource Allocation Details

When allocating resources, the following rules apply:

Reservation Timeframe Modification

Moab supports dynamically modifying the timeframe of existing reservations. This can be accomplished using the mrsvctl -m flag. By default, Moab will perform advanced boundary and resource access to verify that the modification does not result in an invalid scheduler state. However, in certain circumstances administrators may wish to FORCE the modification in spite of any access violations. This can be done using the switch mrsvctl -m --flags=force which forces Moab to bypass any access verification and force the change through.

Extending a reservation by modifying the endtime

The following increases the endtime of a reservation using the += tag: 

$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:35:57  1:11:35:57  1:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m endtime+=24:00:00 system.1
endtime for rsv 'system.1' changed
$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:35:22  2:11:35:22  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located

The following increases the endtime of a reservation by setting the endtime to an absolute time:

$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:33:18  1:11:33:18  1:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m endtime=0_11/20 system.1
endtime for rsv 'system.1' changed
$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:33:05  2:11:33:05  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located

Extending a reservation by modifying the duration

The following increases the duration of a reservation using the += tag: 

$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:28:46  1:11:28:46  1:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m duration+=24:00:00 system.1
duration for rsv 'system.1' changed
>$ showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:28:42  2:11:28:42  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located

The following increases the duration of a reservation by setting the duration to an absolute time:

$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:26:41  1:11:26:41  1:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m duration=48:00:00 system.1
duration for rsv 'system.1' changed
$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:26:33  2:11:26:33  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located

Shortening a reservation by modifying the endtime

The following modifies the endtime of a reservation using the -= tag: 

$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:15:51  2:11:15:51  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m endtime-=24:00:00 system.1
endtime for rsv 'system.1' changed
$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:15:48  1:11:15:48  1:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located

The following modifies the endtime of a reservation by setting the endtime to an absolute time:

$ showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:14:00  2:11:14:00  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m endtime=0_11/19 system.1
endtime for rsv 'system.1' changed
$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:13:48  1:11:13:48  1:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located

Shortening a reservation by modifying the duration

The following modifies the duration of a reservation using the -= tag: 

$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:12:20  2:11:12:20  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m duration-=24:00:00 system.1
duration for rsv 'system.1' changed
$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:12:07  1:11:12:07  1:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located

The following modifies the duration of a reservation by setting the duration to an absolute time:

$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:10:57  2:11:10:57  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m duration=24:00:00 system.1
duration for rsv 'system.1' changed
$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:10:50  1:11:10:50  1:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located

Modifying the starttime of a reservation

The following increases the starttime of a reservation using the += tag: 

$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:08:30  2:11:08:30  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m starttime+=24:00:00 system.1
starttime for rsv 'system.1' changed
$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -  1:11:08:22  3:11:08:22  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sun Nov 19 00:00:00
1 reservation located

The following decreases the starttime of a reservation using the -= tag:

$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:07:04  2:11:07:04  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m starttime-=24:00:00 system.1
starttime for rsv 'system.1' changed
$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -   -12:53:04  1:11:06:56  2:00:00:00    1/2    Fri Nov 17 00:00:00
1 reservation located

The following modifies the starttime of a reservation using an absolute time:

$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:05:31  2:11:05:31  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m starttime=0_11/19 system.1
starttime for rsv 'system.1' changed
$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -  1:11:05:18  3:11:05:18  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sun Nov 19 00:00:00
1 reservation located

The following modifies the starttime of a reservation using an absolute time:

$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -    11:04:04  2:11:04:04  2:00:00:00    1/2    Sat Nov 18 00:00:00
1 reservation located
$> mrsvctl -m starttime=0_11/17 system.1
starttime for rsv 'system.1' changed
$> showres
ReservationID       Type S       Start         End    Duration    N/P    StartTime
system.1            User -   -12:56:02  1:11:03:58  2:00:00:00    1/2    Fri Nov 17 00:00:00
1 reservation located

Examples

Example 4-26: Basic Reservation

Reserve two nodes for use by users john and mary for a period of 8 hours starting in 24 hours 

> mrsvctl -c -a USER=john,USER=mary -starttime +24:00:00 -duration 8:00:00 -t 2
reservation 'system.1' created

Example 4-27: System Maintenance Reservation

Schedule a system wide reservation to allow a system maintenance on Jun 20, 8:00 AM until Jun 22, 5:00 PM. 

% mrsvctl -c -s 8:00:00_06/20 -e 17:00:00_06/22 -h ALL
reservation 'system.1' created

Example 4-28: Explicit Task Description

Reserve one processor and 512 MB of memory on nodes node003 through node node006 for members of the group staff and jobs in the interactive class 

> mrsvctl -c -R PROCS=1,MEM=512 -a GROUP=staff,CLASS=interactive -h 'node00[3-6]'
reservation 'system.1' created

Example 4-29: Dynamic Reservation Modification

Modify reservation john.1 to start in 2 hours, run for 2 hours, and include node02 in the host list. 

> mrsvctl -m starttime=+2:00:00,duration=2:00:00,HostExp+=node02
Note:  hosts added to rsv system.3

Example 4-30: Reservation Modification

Remove user John's access to reservation system.1 

> mrsvctl -m -a USER=John system.1 --flags=unset
successfully changed ACL for rsv system.1

Example 4-31: Allocating Reserved Resources

Allocate resources for group dev which are exclusive except for resources found within reservations myrinet.3 or john.6 

> mrsvctl -c -E -a group=dev,rsv=myrinet.3,rsv=john.6 -h 'node00[3-6]'
reservation 'dev.14' created

Create exclusive network reservation on racks 3 and 4

> mrsvctl -c -E -a group=ops -g network -f rack3 -h ALL 
reservation 'ops.1' created
> mrsvctl -c -E -a group=ops -g network -f rack4 -h ALL
reservation 'ops.2' created

Allocate 64 nodes for 2 hours to new reservation and grant access to reservation system.3 and all reservations in the reservation group network

> mrsvctl -c -E -d 2:00:00 -a group=dev -t 64 -S rsvaccesslist=system.3,network 
reservation 'system.23' created

Allocate 4 nodes for 1 hour to new reservation and grant access to idle job reservations

> mrsvctl -c -E -d 1:00:00 -t 4 -S rsvaccesslist=idle
reservation 'system.24' created

Example 4-32: Modifying an Existing Reservation

Remove user john from reservation ACL 

> mrsvctl -m -a USER=john system.1 --flags=unset
successfully changed ACL for rsv system.1

Change reservation group

> mrsvctl -m RSVGROUP=network ops.4
successfully changed RSVGROUP for rsv ops.4

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