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How to Monitor Jobs

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Barnes: Created page with "== How to Monitor Jobs == Once jobs have been submitted to the cluster, monitoring can be performed using the following command in a terminal

 [username@computer ~]$ co..."

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Created page with "== How to Monitor Jobs == Once jobs have been submitted to the cluster, monitoring can be performed using the following command in a terminal <pre> [username@computer ~]$ co..."

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== How to Monitor Jobs ==

Once jobs have been submitted to the cluster, monitoring can be performed using the following command in a terminal

<pre>
[username@computer ~]$ condor_q | less
</pre>

[[File:CondorMonitoring.png|center]]

This will display
*the process ID
*the owner of the job
*the date and time it was submitted
*how long it has been running
*its current status (run, held, idle)
*the job size
*program name

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 condor_q | less
 </pre>
 == Check which machine the job is running on ==

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 This will display
-*the process ID
+*ID: the process ID
-*the owner of the job
+*OWNER: the owner of the job
-*the date and time it was submitted
+*SUBMITTED: the date and time it was submitted
-*how long it has been running
+*RUN_TIME: how long it has been running
-*its current status (run, held, idle)
+*ST: its current status (run R, held H , idle I)
-*the job size
+*SIZE: the job size
-*program name
+*CMD: program name
 This is useful to monitor your own jobs to check on their status.
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 Another useful command is <i>condor_status</i> which can tell you information about the cluster machines
 <pre>
-[username@computer ~]$ condor_status [-r] | less
+[username@computer ~]$ condor_status [-r] | grep stat | less
 </pre>
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 If there are any concerns about a specific job, please contact the main administrator.

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-== How to Monitor Jobs ==
+== Check the state of the job ==
+=== Check the jobs of a specific user ===
 Once jobs have been submitted to the cluster, monitoring can be performed using the following command in a terminal
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 This is useful to monitor your own jobs to check on their status.
 Another useful command is <i>condor_status</i> which can tell you information about the cluster machines
 <pre>

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	*program name		*program name

		+	This is useful to monitor your own jobs to check on their status.
		+
		+	Another useful command is <i>condor_status</i> which can tell you information about the cluster machines
		+	<pre>
		+	[username@computer ~]$ condor_status [-r] \| less
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	This will show a list of the various machine resources and if the option -r is supplied it will only show machines with running jobs.

	If there are any concerns about a specific job, please contact the main administrator.		If there are any concerns about a specific job, please contact the main administrator.

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	*the job size		*the job size
	*program name		*program name
		+
		+	If there are any concerns about a specific job, please contact the main administrator.

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 <pre>
-[username@computer ~]$ condor_q | less
+[username@computer ~]$ condor_q -submitter <username>| less
 </pre>