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rinfo(1)
-t node | name
Where node is the network identifier of a node, rinfo translates it
into the hostname; where name is a hostname, rinfo translates it
into the network identifier. See Section A.1 for more information on
network identifiers.
DESCRIPTION
The rinfo program displays information about resource usage and availability. Its
default output is in four parts that identify: the machine, the active configuration,
resource requests and the current jobs. Note that the latter sections are only displayed if
jobs are active.
$ rinfo
MACHINE CONFIGURATION
atlas day
PARTITION CPUS STATUS TIME TIMELIMIT NODES
root 6 atlas[0-2]
parallel 2/4 running 01:02:29 atlas[0-1]
RESOURCE CPUS STATUS TIME USERNAME NODES
parallel.996 2 allocated 00:05 user atlas0
JOB CPUS STATUS TIME USERNAME NODES
parallel.1115 2 running 00:04 user atlas0
The machine section gives the name of the machine and the active configuration.
For each partition in the active configuration, rinfo shows the number of CPUs in use,
the total number of CPUs, the partition status, the time since the partition was started,
any CPU time limits imposed on jobs, and the node names. This information is extracted
from the partitions table. See Section 10.2.16. The description of the root partition
shows the resources of the whole machine.
The resource section identifies the resource allocated to the user, the number of CPUs
that the resource includes, the user name, the node names and the status of the
resource. The time field specifies how long the resource has been held in hours, minutes
and seconds.
The job section gives the job identifier, the user name, the number of CPUs the job is
using, on which nodes and the status of the job. The time field specifies how long the job
has been running in hours, minutes and seconds.
RMS Commands 5-33