cas-toolbox
Version: ex: 2025.7.2 -> (2025 wk 7 hotfix 2)
Will update every monday if there is a code change.
Cluster Automation Scripts Toolbox -
- One stop ship for tool scripts for cluster automation operations in high performance computing.
- All single file script / libs for easy transportation
- Minimal dependencies for all scripts
Requirements
- Python >= 3.6
- argparse
Optional Python Libs
- curses
- python-dateutil
- xxhash
- resource
- prettytable
- ipaddress
- numpy
Includes following single file libs
- hpcp.py
- multiCMD.py
- multiSSH3.py
- iotest.py (simple-iotest)
- statbtrfs.py
- Tee_Logger.py
- TSVZ.py
- statblk.py
- firewatcher.py
Installation
Use pip:
pip install cas-toolbox
Use pipx:
pipx install cas-toolbox
Use uv:
uv tool install --with numpy cas-toolbox
Note: with numpy, iotest random number generator will perform much better. But it is not used anywhere else.
Use uv to add as dependency:
uv add cas-toolbox
Commands provided:
hpcpmcmd/multicmd/multiCMDmssh/mssh3/multissh/multissh3/multiSSH3ioteststatbtrfsTSVZ/tsvzstatblkfirewatcher
All with --help / -h provided.
Author
- Yufei Pan (pan@zopyr.us)
License
GPL-3.0-or-later
Links
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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