plot-qmemuse:a tool to plot the memory and CPU usage of jobs that ran recently or are running in the high memory queues.- We monitor the jobs running in the high-memory queue, taking a usage snapshot every five minutes. This tool only applies to jobs in the high-memory queues
- The resulting statistics can be used to visualize the resources usage of a given job with the command
plot-qmemuse, using
% plot-qmemuse <jobid>
or
% plot-qmemuse <jobid>.<taskid>
For that command to run, you must load the gnuplot module first. By default this tool produces a plot in a 850x850 pixels png file.
You can specify the following options:
-l <label> | to add your own label on the plot |
-s <size> | to specify the plot size, in pixel (-s 1200 for a 1200x1200 plot) |
-o <filename> | to specify the name of the png file |
-x | to plot on the screen (using X11, assuming your connection to hydra allows X11) |
You can view the plot in the png file with the command display <filename>, assuming that your connection to hydra allows X11, or
you can copy that file to your local machine and view it with your browser or a png-compatible image viewer (like xv).
Last Updated SGK.