Re: [Condor-users] efficiency question

[Matthew Farrellee <matt@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On 04/08/2011 08:04 PM, Rita wrote:

> 3) The most recent negotiation cycle and how many were negotiated
> Parse a log file?

http://spinningmatt.wordpress.com/2010/12/05/update-on-negotiation-cycle-statistics/

In 7.6.0 you'll hopefully get all the stats you care about from 
condor_status -negotiator -long. Let us know if some are missing.

Before 7.6.0 you'll have to parse logs,

http://spinningmatt.wordpress.com/2010/03/29/negotiation-cycle-statistics/


> 4) Top 10 users who are requesting the most memory and their jobs are
> running now
> Check for request_memory?

This would be a condor_q -format and some post-processing. An RFE may be 
to add sum of ImageSize/RequestMemory/something to Submitter ads, 
visible from condor_status -submitter -long.


> 5) Top 10 users who are requesting the most CPU and their jobs are
> running now

Same as (4).


> Basically, it boils down to using condor_status and condor_q. I haven't
> found a way to query the negotiator deamon for statistics.

condor_status -negotiator -long


> BTW, I plan on running these commands on a 5 second basis.

That is very frequent. You should expect condor_q that processes all 
jobs that often to perturb your system.


Best,


matt