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sprio 命令

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常用示例

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sprio

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sprio -j [job_id1,job_id2]

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sprio -l

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sprio -u [user1,user2]

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sprio -w

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sprio -n

说明

sprio displays the components that determine job scheduling priority when Slurm's multi-factor priority plugin is active. It shows how factors like age, fairshare, job size, partition, and QOS contribute to each job's overall priority score. By default, it displays information for all pending jobs. The tool helps administrators and users understand why certain jobs are scheduled before others and troubleshoot scheduling issues.

参数

-j, --jobs _job_ids_
Show priority for specific job IDs (comma-separated)
-u, --user _users_
Filter by user names or IDs (comma-separated)
-p, --partition _partitions_
Restrict to specific partitions
-l, --long
Display extended output information
-n, --norm
Show normalized priority factors (0.0-1.0)
-w, --weights
Display configured priority weight values
-o, --format _format_
Customize output format
-S, --sort _fields_
Sort results by specified fields
-h, --noheader
Suppress column headers
-M, --clusters _names_
Target specific clusters
--federation
Display jobs from all federated clusters
--local
Show only local cluster jobs
-v, --verbose
Verbose output
-V, --version
Display version

FAQ

What is the sprio command used for?

sprio displays the components that determine job scheduling priority when Slurm's multi-factor priority plugin is active. It shows how factors like age, fairshare, job size, partition, and QOS contribute to each job's overall priority score. By default, it displays information for all pending jobs. The tool helps administrators and users understand why certain jobs are scheduled before others and troubleshoot scheduling issues.

How do I run a basic sprio example?

Run `sprio` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -j, --jobs _job_ids_ do in sprio?

Show priority for specific job IDs (comma-separated)