I presume its the same for memory?
The best way to get the total number of detected cores in the pool is probably to query the Master ads rather than the STARTD ads, because you wonât end up with double counts that wayâ
condor_status -master -af DetectedCPUs
-tj
I broadcast 50% of cores on some machines and 98% on some.
Is there a way to get total number of cores in my pool?
condor_status -startd -constraint 'State!="Claimed"' -format "%d\n" DetechtedCpus | sum
But I don't think this is accurate.
Is there a more concrete way? and is there a page where I can run queries to get my pool information?
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