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20.6 Intel® Xeon Phi™ Co-processor Metrics

Intel Many-Integrated Cores (MIC) architecture-based device (e.g., Intel Xeon Phi™) metrics can be collected for nodes that:

MIC-based device metric tracking must be enabled in moab.cfg:

RMCFG[torque]  flags=RECORDMICMETRICS				

There are 11 metrics for each MIC-based device within a node. If the maximum MIC-based devices within a node is 4, you must increase the MAXGMETRIC value in moab.cfg by (maxmicdevices x micmetrics). In this case, the formula is (4 x 11) = 44, so whatever the MAXGMETRIC value is, it must be increased by 44. This way, when enabling MIC-based device metrics recording, Moab has enough GMETRIC types to accommodate the additional metrics.

20.6-A MIC-based Metrics Map

The MIC-based metric names map is as follows (where X is the MIC-based device number):

Metric name as returned by pbsnodes GMETRIC name as stored in Moab Metric output
mic_id micX_mic_id The ID of the MIC-based device
num_cores micX_num_cores The number of cores in the MIC-based device
num_threads micX_num_threads The number of hardware threads on the MIC-based device
physmem micX_physmem The total physical memory in the MIC-based device
free_physmem micX_free_physmem The available physical memory in the MIC-based device
swap micX_swap The total swap space on the MIC-based device
free_swap micX_free_swap The unused swap space on the MIC-based device
max_frequency micX_max_frequency The maximum frequency speed of any core in the MIC-based device
isa micX_isa The hardware interface type of the MIC-based device
load micX_load The total current load of the MIC-based device
normalized_load micX_normalized_load The normalized load of the MIC-based device (total load divided by number of cores in the MIC-based device)

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