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Simple Job Performance Monitor for Slurm and PBS

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Jobperf

A tool to check resource usage of jobs on HPC clusters. Jobperf was originally developed by Clemson University for the use on their HPC cluster, Palmetto.

For more information on usage, see the Clemson's jobperf documentation.

Install

Pre-built binaries are available as GitHub releases for Linux/amd64.

Requirements

  • Job scheduler:
    • Slurm: tested with 23.11.3.
    • PBS: tested on PBS used on Palmetto at Clemson University.
  • For GPUs, nvidia-smi should be installed and available.

Configuration

TODO

Build

To build this tool, you need a recent version of go (at least version 1.21). For complete install instructions see the official website.

Then build like many other go tools, including running go generate to fetch the JS dependencies:

go generate ./...
go build ./cmd/jobperf

The built binary will be available as jobperf.

Build Configuration

When building the binary, you can embed the version and some default configuration parameters with -ldflags:

Parameter Meaning
buildVersion The build version.
buildCommit The build commit.
buildDate The build date.
defaultSupportURL The URL used for the support link.
defaultDocsURL The URL used for the documentation link.
defaultUseOpenOnDemand If Open OnDemand should be used as a reverse proxy when HTTP mode is enabled.
defaultOpenOnDemandURL The URL of the Open OnDemand instance to use as reverse proxy.

For example, to set the documentation URL to https://example.com when building, run:

go build -ldflags='-X main.defaultDocsURL=https://example.com' ./cmd/jobperf

This repo also has a goreleaser configuration file (.goreleaser.yaml) which sets these appropriately for the releases.

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