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| − | To monitor the status of your jobs in the Slurm partitions, use the squeue command. You will only have access to see your queued jobs. Options to this command will help filter and format the output to meet your needs. See the man page for more information. | + | To monitor the status of your jobs in the Slurm partitions, use the '''squeue''' command. You will only have access to see your queued jobs. Options to this command will help filter and format the output to meet your needs. See the man page for more information. |
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| − | + | [login1 ~]$ squeue | |
| − | + | JOBID PARTITION NAME USER ST TIME NODES NODELIST(REASON) | |
| − | + | 537 quick helloWor user R 0:47 2 noide[004,010] | |
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The output of squeue provides the following information: | The output of squeue provides the following information: | ||
Revision as of 12:20, 8 April 2020
Monitor Jobs
To monitor the status of your jobs in the Slurm partitions, use the squeue command. You will only have access to see your queued jobs. Options to this command will help filter and format the output to meet your needs. See the man page for more information.
| Squeue Option | Action |
|---|---|
| ---user=<username> | Lists entries only belonging to username, only available to administrator |
| ---jobs=<job_id> | List entry, if any, for job_id |
| ---partition=<partition_name> | Lists entries only belonging to partition_name |
Here is an example of using squeue.
[login1 ~]$ squeue
JOBID PARTITION NAME USER ST TIME NODES NODELIST(REASON)
537 quick helloWor user R 0:47 2 noide[004,010]
The output of squeue provides the following information:
| Squeue Output Column Header | Definition |
|---|---|
| JOBID | Unique number assigned to each job |
| PARTITION | Partition id the job is scheduled to run or is running, on |
| NAME | Name of the job, typically the job script name |
| USER | User id of the job |
| ST | Current state of the job (see table below for meaning) |
| TIME | Amount of time job has been running |
| NODES | Number of nodes job is scheduled to run across |
| NODELIST(REASON) | If running, the list of the nodes the job is running on. If pending, the reason the job is waiting |