slurm-mongo 1.0.2

A package to download slurm usage from a supercomputer and upload it to MongoDB

Slurm-mongo

Slurm-Mongo is a Python package that downloads SLURM usage data from a supercomputer and uploads it to MongoDB.

Installation

You can install Slurm-Mongo using pip:

pip install slurm-mongo

Usage

You can use Slurm-Mongo by running the slurm_mongo command followed by the start date, end date, and supercomputer host name in user@hostname format:

slurm_mongo start_date end_date supercomputer_host_name

Example

slurm_mongo '2017-01-01' '2017-01-02' '[e-mail]'

By default, Slurm-Mongo will connect to a MongoDB instance running on localhost:27017 and will store the data in a database called "Snellius" and a collection called "Usage". You can customize the MongoDB connection and database/collection names by using the optional --connection, --port, --database, and --collection flags:

slurm_mongo start_date end_date supercomputer_host_name --connection mongo.example.com --port 12345 --database MySlurm --collection MyUsage

License

Slurm-Mongo is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

Issues

If you encounter any issues with Slurm-Mongo, please report them on the GitHub issue tracker.

Contact

Contact the author Dr. Ravindra Shinde at [e-mail]