mdiag -n | (Moab Node Diagnostics) |
mdiag -n [-t partitionid] [-A creds] [-v] [--format=xml] [nodeid]
Overview
The mdiag -n command provides detailed information about the state of nodes Moab is currently tracking. This command also performs a large number of sanity and state checks. The node configuration and status information as well as the results of the various checks are presented by this command.Arguments
| Flag | Argument | Description |
|---|---|---|
| [-A] | {user|group|account|qos|class|job}:<OBJECTID> | report if each node is accessible by requested job or credential |
| [-t] | <partitionid> | report only nodes from specified partition |
| [-v] | - | show verbose output (do not truncate columns and add columns for additional node attributes) |
Output
This command presents detailed node information in whitespace delineated fields.The output of this command can be extensive and the values for a number of fields may be truncated. If truncated, the '-v flag can be used to display full field content.
| Column | Format |
|---|---|
| Name | <NODE NAME |
| State | <NODE STATE |
| Procs | <AVAILABLE PROCS>:<CONFIGURED PROCS> |
| Memory | <AVAILABLE MEMORY>:<CONFIGURED MEMORY> |
| Disk | <AVAILABLE DISK>:<CONFIGURED DISK> |
| Swap | <AVAILABLE SWAP>:<CONFIGURED SWAP> |
| Speed | <RELATIVE MACHINE SPEED> |
| Opsys | <NODE OPERATING SYSTEM> |
| Arch | <NODE HARDWARE ARCHITECTURE> |
| Par | <PARTITION NODE IS ASSIGNED TO> |
| Load | <CURRENT 1 MINUTE BSD LOAD> |
| Rsv | <NUMBER OF RESERVATIONS ON NODE> |
| Classes | <CLASS NAME><CLASS INSTANCES AVAILABLE>:<CLASS INSTANCES CONFIGURED>... |
| Network | <NETWORK NAME>... |
| Features | <NODE FEATURE>... |
Example 1
> mdiag -n compute node summary Name State Procs Memory Opsys opt-001 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-002 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-003 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-004 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-005 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-006 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE WARNING: swap is low on node opt-006 opt-007 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-008 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-009 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-010 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-011 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-012 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-013 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-014 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-015 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE opt-016 Busy 0:2 2048:2048 SuSE x86-001 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat x86-002 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat x86-003 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat x86-004 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat x86-005 Idle 1:1 512:512 Redhat x86-006 Idle 1:1 512:512 Redhat x86-007 Idle 1:1 512:512 Redhat x86-008 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat x86-009 Down 1:1 512:512 Redhat x86-010 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat x86-011 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat x86-012 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat x86-013 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat x86-014 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat x86-015 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat x86-016 Busy 0:1 512:512 Redhat P690-001 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-002 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-003 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-004 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-005 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-006 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-007 Idle 1:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-008 Idle 1:1 16384:16384 AIX WARNING: node P690-008 is missing ethernet adapter P690-009 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-010 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-011 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-012 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-013 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-014 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-015 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX P690-016 Busy 0:1 16384:16384 AIX ----- --- 6:64 745472:745472 ----- Total Nodes: 36 (Active: 30 Idle: 5 Down: 1)
Note: Warning messages are interspersed with the node configuration information with all warnings preceded by the keyword 'WARNING'.
If XML output is requested (via the --format=xml argument), XML based node information will be written to STDOUT in the following format:mdiag -n --format=xml
<Data> <node> <ATTR>="<VAL>" ... </node> ... </Data>
In addition to the attributes listed below, mdiag -n's node element XML has children that describe a node's messages (Messages XML element).
XML Attributes
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| AGRES | Available generic resources |
| ALLOCRES | Special allocated resources (like vlans) |
| ARCH | The node's processor architecture. |
| AVLCLASS | Classes available on the node |
| AVLETIME | Time when the node will no longer be availble (used in Utility centers) |
| AVLSTIME | Time when the node will be available (used in Utility centers) |
| CFGCLASS | Classes configured on the node |
| GRES | generic resources on the node | ENABLEPROFILING | If true, a node's state and usage is tracked over time. | FEATURES | A list of comma separated custom features describing a node. |
| GMETRIC | A list of comma separated consumable resources associated with a node. |
| HOPCOUNT | How many hops the node took to reach this Moab (used in hierarchical grids) |
| ISDELETED | Node has been deleted |
| ISDYNAMIC | Node is dynamic (used in Utility centers) |
| JOBLIST | The list of jobs currently running on a node. |
| LOAD | current load as reported by the resource manager |
| LOADWEIGHT | load weight used when calculating node priority |
| MAXJOB | See Node Policies for details. |
| MAXJOBPERUSER | See Node Policies for details. |
| MAXLOAD | See Node Policies for details. |
| MAXPROC | See Node Policies for details. |
| MAXPROCPERUSER | See Node Policies for details. |
| NETWORK | The ability to specify which networks are available to a given node is limited to only a few resource manager. Using the NETWORK attribute, administrators can establish this node to network connection directly through the scheduler. The NODECFG parameter allows this list to be specified in a comma delimited list. |
| NODEID | The unique identifier for a node. |
| NODESTATE | The state of a node. |
| OS | A node's operating system. |
| OSLIST | Operating systems the node can run |
| OSMODACTION | URL for changing the operating system |
| OWNER | Credential type and name of owner |
| PARTITION | The partition a node belongs to. See Node Location for details. |
| POWER | The state of the node's power. Either ON or OFF. |
| PRIORITY | The fixed node priority relative to other nodes. |
| PROCSPEED | A node's processsor speed information specified in MHz. |
| RACK | The rack associated with a node's physical location. |
| RADISK | The total available disk on a node. |
| RAMEM | The total available memory available on a node.< |
| RAPROC | The total number of processors available on a node. |
| RASWAP | The total available swap on a node. |
| RCMEM | The total configured memory on a node. |
| RCPROC | The total configured processors on a node. |
| RCSWAP | The total configured swap on a node. |
| RESCOUNT | Number of reservations on the node |
| RSVLIST | List of reservations on the node |
| RESOURCES | Deprecated (use GRES) |
| RMACCESSLIST | A comma separated list of resource managers who have access to a node. |
| SIZE | The number of slots or size units consumed by the node. |
| SLOT | The first slot in the rack associated with the node's physical location. |
| SPEED | A node's relative speed. |
| SPEEDWEIGHT | speed weight used to calculate node's priority |
| STATACTIVETIME | Time node was active |
| STATMODIFYTIME | Time node's state was modified |
| STATTOTALTIME | Time node has been monitored |
| STATUPTIME | Time node has been up |
| TASKCOUNT | The number of tasks on a node. |
See Also