each ∎ represents a count of 1

[aroberts394]

Phenomenal job on this! I was looking all over for something like this? Do you know we can implement this on our cluster? Thank you so much for adding this on github!

Also, does each ∎ represent each job within the array?

[aroberts394]

Also for some reason, the elapsed time count doesn't add up with the number of jobs within the array. Is this correct?

[tlangfor]

Hi @aroberts394, thanks for checking seff-array out!

The scaling of the histograms is dynamic, so for larger arrays each box can represent more than one job. In the example you posted above, the array size is small enough so the boxes are for a count of 1.

As for the elapsed time information, that does look odd. Could you post the output from this slurm command:

sacct -p -j 97828 --format=JobID,JobName,MaxRSS,Elapsed,ReqMem,ReqCPUS,Timelimit

This is the information that seff-array parses to make the histograms, so there might be something funny going on with the text parsing.

Cheers,
-t

[aroberts394]

Thanks for the reply. That's really interesting and I think scaling dynamically is a good feature.
Below is what the output looks like:

[hl723]

Hello @aroberts394,

I am a new intern working on seff-array. So far, I fixed some bugs (including dynamic scaling of histograms) and added some enhancements to seff-array. I hope you can check this new version out! If the issue still exists, I would be glad to look into it!

-Hao