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Home Page: https://ucsf-wynton.github.io/wyntonquery/
R Package: wyntonquery - Query the UCSF Wynton Environment
Home Page: https://ucsf-wynton.github.io/wyntonquery/
Some benchmarking of parsing the complete accounting
file (5,846,603-4 records; 1.9 GB => ~334 bytes/record):
$ ll .local/accounting
-rw-r--r--. 1 hb cbi 1953419761 Nov 20 15:22 .local/accounting
wc -l .local/accounting
5846603 .local/accounting
Read raw file
> library(wyntonquery)
> file.size(".local/accounting")
[1] 1953419761
> dt <- system.time(raw <- read_raw_sge_accounting(".local/accounting", skip = 4L))
|=================================================================| 100% 1862 MB
> dt
user system elapsed
58.798 6.859 66.909
> file.size(".local/accounting") / nrow(raw)
[1] 334.1121
Save as RDS file (binary R data file):
> dts <- system.time(saveRDS(raw, ".local/accounting.rds"))
> dts
user system elapsed
101.262 0.382 102.990
Read from RDS file:
> file.size(".local/accounting.rds") ## 303.8 MB => ~52 bytes/record
[1] 303811781
> dtr <- system.time(raw2 <- readRDS(".local/accounting.rds"))
> dtr
user system elapsed
34.704 1.477 36.201
> file.size(".local/accounting.rds") / nrow(raw2)
[1] 51.96385
> Sys.setenv(VROOM_THREADS=1)
> library(wyntonquery); library(readr); library(vroom); source("R/sge_accounting.R")
> stats <- bench::mark(read_raw_sge_accounting(file), read_raw_sge_accounting_vroom(file), max_iterations=1L, check=FALSE)
> stats
# A tibble: 2 x 13
expression min median `itr/sec` mem_alloc `gc/sec`
<bch:expr> <bch> <bch:> <dbl> <bch:byt> <dbl>
1 read_raw_sge_accounting(file) 2.62m 2.62m 0.00637 10.3GB 0.0127
2 read_raw_sge_accounting_vroom(file) 3.45m 3.45m 0.00483 5.5GB 0.00483
# … with 7 more variables: n_itr <int>, n_gc <dbl>, total_time <bch:tm>,
# result <list>, memory <list>, time <list>, gc <list>
Information on GPUs can be obtained from qconf
, e.g.
$ qconf -se msg-iogpu3
hostname msg-iogpu3
load_scaling NONE
complex_values mem_free=128000M
load_values arch=lx-amd64,num_proc=32,mem_total=128739.226562M, \
[...]
np_load_medium=0.156875,np_load_long=0.159688, \
gpu.ncuda=2,gpu.ndev=2,gpu.cuda.0.mem_free=758054912, \
gpu.cuda.0.procs=1,gpu.cuda.0.clock=2025, \
gpu.cuda.0.util=57,gpu.cuda.1.mem_free=758054912, \
gpu.cuda.1.procs=1,gpu.cuda.1.clock=2025, \
gpu.cuda.1.util=54,gpu.names=GeForce GTX 1080;GeForce \
GTX 1080;
processors 32
[...]
The qconf
command works only on the login nodes (which btw is clarified on https://ucsf-hpc.github.io/wynton/scheduler/gpu.html). This prevents us from calling qconf
from R and the wyntonquery
package, which in turn makes it much more tedious to automate the gathering of GPU info.
EDIT 2019-04-12: Just checked, qconf -se msg-iogpu3
now works on development nodes.
Instead of having to re-index a file from scratch everytime it's updated;
index <- make_file_index(pathname, skip = 4L)
it would be useful if one could start indexing based on what we already know, e.g.
old_index <- read_file_index("accounting.index_by_row")
index <- make_file_index(pathname, skip = 4L, index = old_index)
scripts/system_info.R has to be run on the development node, e.g.
Rscript -e "source(system.file(package='wyntonquery', 'scripts', 'system_info.R'), echo = TRUE)"
because wyntonquery::queues()
does not work on compute nodes.
This makes scripts/system_info.sge useless.
When gathering host-table information, add the option to skip already known hosts.
(pasting some old notes of mine here, so they don't get lost)
library(ggplot2)
library(dplyr)
library(tidyr)
## Read SGE job data
jobs <- rrd::read_rrd("data/jobs.rrd")
slots <- rrd::read_rrd("data/slots.rrd")
set <- "AVERAGE86400"
jobs <- jobs[[set]]
slots <- slots[[set]]
jobs <- left_join(slots, jobs, by = "timestamp")
jobs <- rename(jobs, date = timestamp)
jobs <- select(jobs, -total)
print(jobs)
load <- mutate(jobs, running = running/avail, queued=queued/avail)
load <- select(load, date, running, queued)
## Wide-to-tall
jobs <- gather(jobs, key = "status", value = "count", -date, factor_key = TRUE)
load <- gather(load, key = "status", value = "count", -date, factor_key = TRUE)
## Plot available, running, and queued slots
gg <- ggplot(jobs, aes(x = date, y=count, color = status))
gg <- gg + geom_line(size = 1)
gg <- gg + xlab("") + ylab("Number of jobs")
#gg <- gg + stat_smooth(method = "loess", formula = y ~ x, adjust=0.1, se = FALSE, size = 2)
gg <- gg + theme(text = element_text(size = 20))
ggsave("WyntonHPC_20210505-jobs-last-year.png", gg, width = 10, height = 6)
## Plot load
gg <- ggplot(load, aes(x = date, y=count, color = status))
gg <- gg + geom_line(size = 1)
gg <- gg + xlab("") + ylab("Load (fraction of slots occupied)")
gg <- gg + scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent)
gg <- gg + theme(text = element_text(size = 20))
ggsave("WyntonHPC_20210505-load-last-year.png", gg, width = 10, height = 6)
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