Linux command
sshare 命令
网络
需要网络或远程资源。
常用示例
Example
sshare
Example
sshare --parsable
Example
sshare --json
Example
sshare -o [format_string]
Example
sshare -u [user1,user2]
Example
sshare -A [account1,account2]
Example
sshare -a
说明
sshare displays fair-share information for Slurm's priority/multifactor plugin. It shows how accounts and users are allocated shares, their actual usage, and resulting fair-share factors that influence job scheduling priority. The data requires slurmdbd to be configured and operational. Fair-share scheduling ensures equitable resource distribution among users and projects based on their allocated shares and historical usage.
参数
- -A, --accounts _accounts_
- Show data for specified accounts (comma-separated)
- -a, --all
- Display information for all users
- -u, --users _users_
- Show data for specified users (comma-separated)
- -U, --Users
- Print only user information (exclude ancestors)
- -M, --clusters _names_
- Target specific clusters
- -o, --format _format_
- Custom field selection
- -l, --long
- Extended output with normalized data
- -n, --noheader
- Omit header row
- -p, --parsable
- Pipe-delimited with trailing delimiter
- -P, --parsable2
- Pipe-delimited without trailing delimiter
- --json
- Output as JSON
- --yaml
- Output as YAML
- -m, --partition
- Show partition names
- -v, --verbose
- Verbose output
- -V, --version
- Print version
FAQ
What is the sshare command used for?
sshare displays fair-share information for Slurm's priority/multifactor plugin. It shows how accounts and users are allocated shares, their actual usage, and resulting fair-share factors that influence job scheduling priority. The data requires slurmdbd to be configured and operational. Fair-share scheduling ensures equitable resource distribution among users and projects based on their allocated shares and historical usage.
How do I run a basic sshare example?
Run `sshare` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -A, --accounts _accounts_ do in sshare?
Show data for specified accounts (comma-separated)