16.3.2 Resource Traces
Resource traces fully describe all scheduling relevant aspects of a batch system's compute resources. In most cases, each resource trace describes a single compute node providing information about configured resources, node location, supported classes and queues, and so forth.
The mnodectl -q wiki ALL command will query all nodes and provide the proper output for the resource trace file from your current system.
Sample Resource Trace:
node01 STATE=Idle PARTITION=native AMEMORY=32000 APROC=4 CMEMORY=32000 CPROC=4 OS=linux GMETRIC[temp]=100.00 RM=native NODEACCESSPOLICY=SHARED CCLASS=[short:4]
node02 STATE=Idle PARTITION=native AMEMORY=32000 APROC=4 CMEMORY=32000 CPROC=4 OS=linux GMETRIC[temp]=100.00 RM=native NODEACCESSPOLICY=SHARED FEATURE=[bigmem] CCLASS=[short:4]
node03 STATE=Idle PARTITION=native AMEMORY=32000 APROC=4 CMEMORY=32000 CPROC=4 OS=linux GMETRIC[temp]=100.00 RM=native NODEACCESSPOLICY=SHARED FEATURE=[bigmem] CCLASS=[short:4]
node04 STATE=Idle PARTITION=native AMEMORY=32000 APROC=4 CMEMORY=32000 CPROC=4 OS=linux GMETRIC[temp]=100.00 RM=native NODEACCESSPOLICY=SHARED FEATURE=[bigmem] CCLASS=[short:4]
For more information, see Appendix W: Wiki Interface Specification, version 1.2.See Also