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User Jobs
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![User Job View](../../figures/userjobs.png)
User Job View. Similar to the general job list view, this view expands it by user-specific meta data, as well as distribution histograms.
The “User Jobs” View is only available to management and supporting staff and displays jobs of the selected user, i.e. jobs started by this users username on the cluster systems.
The view consists of three components: Basic Information about the users jobs, selectable statistic histograms of the jobs, and a generalized job list.
Users are able to change the sorting, select and reorder the rendered metrics, filter, and activate a periodic reload of the data.
User Information and Basic Distributions
The top row always displays information about the user, independent of the selected filters.
Additional histograms depicting the distribution of job duration and number of nodes occupied by the returned jobs are affected by the selected filters.
Information displayed:
- Username
- Total Jobs
- Short Jobs (as defined by the configuration, default: less than 300 second runtime)
- Total Walltime
- Total Core Hours
Selectable Histograms
Histograms depicting the distribution of the selected jobs’ statistics can be selected from the top navbar “Select Histograms” button. The displayed data is based on the jobs returned from active filters, and will be pulled from the database, or in case of running jobs, calculated from the available metric data directly.
Available Metrics for Histograms: cpu_load, flops_any, mem_used, mem_bw, net_bw, file_bw
Job List
The job list displays all jobs started by this users username on the systems. Additional filters will always respect this limitation. For a detailed description of the job list component, see the related documentation.
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