sgejob
1 Introduction
To collect SGE job information with a damemon. see https://github.com/linzhi2013/sgejob
2 Installation
Make sure your pip is from Python3
$ pip install sgejob
There will be a command sgejob_daemon created under the same directory where your pip command located.
If you want to learn more about Python3 and pip, please refer to https://www.python.org/ and https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/venv.html?highlight=pip.
3 Usage
$ sgejob_daemon
usage: sgejob_daemon.py [-h] [-qstat <str>] [-user <str>] [-PIDFILE <file>]
[-DAEMON_LOG <file>] [-sge_infor_file <file>]
[-sge_usage_file <file>] [-interval INTERVAL]
{start,stop} ...
Start and stop a daemon to collect SGE job information. see https://github.com/linzhi2013/sgejob
Copyright (c) 2018 Guanliang Meng (see https://github.com/linzhi2013).
The function `daemonize()` part was copied from
`https://python3-cookbook.readthedocs.io/zh_CN/latest/c12/p14_launching_daemon_process_on_unix.html`,
which is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
positional arguments:
{start,stop}
start start the daemon
stop stop the daemon
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-qstat <str> the qstat command to be used [qstatt]
-user <str> whose SGE jobs to be collected? [mengguanliang]
-PIDFILE <file> set PIDFILE path [/home/mengguanliang/sge_daemon.pid]
-DAEMON_LOG <file> set DAEMON_LOG path
[/home/mengguanliang/sge_daemon.log]
-sge_infor_file <file>
set sge infor_file path
[/home/mengguanliang/sge.infor_df.csv]
-sge_usage_file <file>
set sge usage_file path
[/home/mengguanliang/sge.usage_df.csv]
-interval INTERVAL how often to check the SGE job status? [300]
using as a module
In [5]: from sgejob import UserJobs, SgeJob, record_jobs
In [6]: UserJobs?
Init signature: UserJobs(user=None, qstat='qstat')
Docstring:
`UserJobs` object has one attribute `jobs`, which is a dictionary, whose keys are the sge job numbers.
Then `UserJobs.jobs[job_number]` is also a dictionary, whic has following
keys:
['JB_job_number', 'JAT_prio', 'JB_name', 'JB_owner', 'state',
'JAT_start_time', 'queue_name', 'slots']
File: ~/soft/script/sgejob/source/v0.0.1/sgejob/sgejob.py
Type: type
In [7]: SgeJob?
Init signature: SgeJob(job_number=None, qstat='qstat')
Docstring:
`SgeJob` object has two attributes: `infor` and `usage`.
`SgeJob.infor` is a dictionary, corresponding to the output content of
`qstat -j job_number`, where the first column is the key, the second column
is the value.
`SgeJob.usage` is also a dictionary, whose content is from
`SgeJob.infor['usage 1']`.
`SgeJob.infor` has following keys:
['current_time', 'job_number', 'exec_file', 'submission_time', 'owner',
'uid', 'group', 'gid', 'sge_o_home', 'sge_o_log_name', 'sge_o_path',
'sge_o_shell', 'sge_o_workdir', 'sge_o_host', 'account', 'cwd',
'hard resource_list', 'mail_list', 'notify', 'job_name', 'jobshare',
'hard_queue_list', 'env_list', 'script_file', 'project', 'binding',
'job_type', 'usage 1', 'binding 1', 'scheduling info']
`SgeJob.usage` has following keys:
['current_time', 'job_number', 'cpu', 'mem', 'io', 'vmem', 'maxvmem']
File: ~/soft/script/sgejob/source/v0.0.1/sgejob/sgejob.py
Type: type
In [8]: record_jobs?
Signature: record_jobs(user=None, qstat='qstat', running_only=True, infor_df_csvfile=None, usage_df_csvfile=None)
Docstring:
Collect job information and append to infor_df_csvfile and
usage_df_csvfile.
user=None, collect current user's jobs.
if running_only=True, it will only collect the running jobs.
return: None.
File: ~/soft/script/sgejob/source/v0.0.1/sgejob/sgejob.py
Type: function
5 Citations
Currently, I have no plan to publish sgejob.
6 Author
Guanliang MENG.
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