Hey Ramon: In the future, it would be nice to be able to mouse over on the little job boxes (under Joblist) and get some tooltip info regarding details of the job and which node the job is running on.
Just a suggestion. Cheers, Bernard > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Ramon Bastiaans > Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 9:33 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Ganglia General > Cc: Ganglia Developers > Subject: [torqueusers] ANNOUNCE: Public release of Ganglia > Job Monarch v0.1.0 > > This is the first initial and public open source release of: > > "Ganglia Job Monarch", the Job Monitoring and Archiving > tool and is > a addon to Ganglia. > > DOWNLOAD > ========== > > This release is: ganglia_jobmonarch-0.1.0 > > It is available here: > ftp://ftp.sara.nl/pub/outgoing/ganglia_jobmonarch.tar.gz > > See the INSTALL file on how to set it up. > > DESCRIPTION > =========== > > Job Monarch is a set of tools to monitor and optionally archive > (batch)job information. > > It is a addon for the Ganglia monitoring system and plugs in to a > existing Ganglia setup. > To view a operational setup with Job Monarch, have a look here: > http://ganglia.sara.nl/ > > Job Monarch stands for 'Job Monitoring and Archiving' tool and > consists of three (3) components: > > * jobmond > > The Job Monitoring Daemon. > > Gathers PBS/Torque batch statistics on jobs/nodes and submits > them into > Ganglia's XML stream. > > Through this daemon, users are able to view the > PBS/Torque batch > system and the > jobs/nodes that are in it (be it either running or queued). > > * jobarchived (optionally) > > The Job Archiving Daemon. > > Listens to Ganglia's XML stream and archives the job and node > statistics. > It stores the job statistics in a Postgres SQL > database and the > node statistics > in RRD files. > > Through this daemon, users are able to lookup a > old/finished job > and view all it's statistics. > > Optionally: You can either choose to use this daemon if your > users have use for it. > As it can be a heavy application to run and not everyone may > have a need for it. > > - Multithreaded: Will not miss any data regardless > of (slow) > storage > - Staged writing: Spread load over bigger time periods > - High precision RRDs: Allow for zooming on old > periods with > large precision > - Timeperiod RRDs: Allow for smaller number of files while > still keeping advantage of small disk space > > * web > > The Job Monarch web interface. > > This interfaces with the jobmond data and (optionally) the > jobarchived and presents the > data and graphs. > > It does this in a similar layout/setup as Ganglia > itself, so the > navigation and usage is intuitive. > > - Graphical usage: Displays graphical cluster > overview so you > can see the cluster (job) state > in one view/image and additional pie chart with > relevant information on your > current view > - Filters: Ability to filter output to limit > information > displayed (usefull for those > clusters with 500+ jobs). This also filters the > graphical overview images output > and pie chart so you only see the filter > relevant data > - Archive: When enabling jobarchived, users > can go back > as far as recorded in the database > or archived RRDs to find out what happened to a > crashed or old job > - Zoom ability: Users can zoom into a > timepriod as small > as the smallest grain of the RRDS > (typically up to 10 seconds) when a > jobarchived is > present > > EXAMPLE > ======== > > You can view a operational Ganglia Job Monarch setup here: > http://ganglia.sara.nl/ > > CONTACT > ======== > > Any information/suggestions/hatemail/bugreports/whatever to: > > Ramon Bastiaans > <bastiaans ( a t ) sara ( d o t ) nl> > _______________________________________________ > torqueusers mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/torqueusers >
