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CRC Wrappers
The CRC Team wanted to make your lives a little bit easier. We wrote some scripts to save you time. The scripts are written in Python and Perl. All scripts should accept -h and --help to provide help.
What’s Available?
- crc-sinfo.py: Will show you an overview of the current hardware status.
- crc-squeue.py: Look at your jobs in a convenient way
- crc-squeue.py --start: Show approximate start time for your jobs, won’t show if you hit association limits
- crc-squeue.py --watch: Watch your jobs as they progress in time (updates 10 seconds at a time)
- crc-squeue.py --all: Show all the jobs on the cluster
- crc-scancel.py: Cancel the the job with the JobID
- crc-quota.py: Show your storage quota on all of our storage systems
- crc-usage.pl: Show your usage on each cluster
- For now, this will only show your primary group. Try groups | cut -d' ' -f1 to find your primary group.
- crc-interactive.py: Run interactive jobs on the cluster
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To submit an interactive job, you should use the CRC wrapper:
crc-interactive.py --smp --time=1 --num-cores=2
would give you an interactive job for 1 hour on SMP with 2 processors. When the interactive job starts, you will notice that you are no longer on a login node, but rather one of the compute nodes.
[shs159@smp-n2 ˜]$ Try crc-interactive.py -h for more details.
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crc-job-stats.py
- This script is meant to be added at the bottom of your Slurm scripts (after srun) to give the statististic of your job.