This command displays a table of the selected Moab Scheduler statistics,
such as expansion factor, bypass count, jobs, proc-hours, wall clock
accuracy, and backfill information.
Access
This command can be run by any Moab Scheduler Administrator.
Parameters
STATISTICTYPE
Values for this parameter:
AVGBYPASS
Average bypass count. Includes summary of job-weighted expansion
bypass and total samples.
AVGQTIME
Average queue time. Includes summary of job-weighted queue time and
total samples.
AVGXFACTOR
Average expansion factor. Includes summary of job-weighted expansion
factor, processor-weighted expansion factor, processor-hour-weighted expansion
factor, and total number of samples.
BFCOUNT
Number of jobs backfilled. Includes summary of job-weighted backfill
job percent and total samples.
BFPHRUN
Number of proc-hours backfilled. Includes summary of job-weighted
backfill proc-hour percentage and total samples.
ESTSTARTTIME
Job start time estimate for jobs meeting specified processor/duration criteria.
This estimate is based on the reservation start time
analysis algorithm.
JOBCOUNT
Number of jobs. Includes summary of total jobs and total samples.
JOBEFFICIENCY
Job efficiency. Includes summary of job-weighted job efficiency
percent and total samples.
MAXBYPASS
Maximum bypass count. Includes summary of overall maximum bypass and
total samples.
MAXXFACTOR
Maximum expansion factor. Includes summary of overall maximum
expansion factor and total samples.
PHREQUEST
proc-hours requested. Includes summary of total proc-hours requested
and total samples.
PHRUN
proc-hours run. Includes summary of total proc-hours run and total
samples.
QOSDELIVERED
Quality of service delivered. Includes summary of job-weighted
quality of service success rate and total samples.
WCACCURACY
Wall clock accuracy. Includes summary of overall wall clock accuracy
and total samples.
Example 1
The showstats -f command returns a table with data for the specified
STATISTICTYPE parameter. The left-most column shows the maximum number
of processors required by the jobs shown in the other columns. The column headers
indicate the maximum wall clock time (in HH:MM:SS notation) requested by
the jobs shown in the columns. The data returned in the table varies by
the STATISTICTYPE requested. For table entries with one number, it
is of the data requested. For table entries with two numbers, the left
number is the data requested and the right number is the number of jobs
used to calculate the average. Table entries that contain only dashes
(-------) indicate no job has completed that matches the profile associated
for this inquiry. The bottom row shows the totals for each column.
Following each table is a summary, which varies by the STATISTICTYPE
requested.
NOTE: The column and row break down can be adjusted using the STATPROC* and STATTIME* parameters respectively.
This particular example shows the average expansion factor grid. Each table
entry indicates two pieces of information -- the average expansion
factor for all jobs that meet this slot's profile and the number of jobs
that were used to calculate this average. For example, the XFactors of
two jobs were averaged to obtain an average XFactor of 1.24 for jobs
requiring over 2 hours 8 minutes, but not more than 4 hours 16 minutes
and between 5 and 8 processors. Totals along the bottom provide overall
XFactor averages weighted by job, processors, and processor-hours.