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UID:isc_hpc_ISC High Performance 2018_sess189_exf102@linklings.com
SUMMARY:Bright Computing: Scalable Accounting & Reporting for Compute Jobs
DESCRIPTION:Exhibitor Forum\n\nBright Computing: Scalable Accounting & Rep
 orting for Compute Jobs\n\n\n\nHPC systems usually come with a significant
  price tag, which means that it is highly desirable to be able to gain ins
 ight into how effectively the resources in an HPC system are being used. I
 t is important to be able to differentiate between reservation of resource
 s and actual resource usage (e.g. wall-clock time versus CPU time) to be a
 ble to make statements about efficiency. In this talk we will describe the
  workings of an accounting & reporting engine that was introduced in the l
 atest version of Bright Cluster Manager. HPC system administrators can use
  this to answer questions such as "Which users typically allocate resource
 s that they don't use effectively?" or "How much power was consumed for ru
 nning jobs of type X by user Y?". In particular we will address how the sy
 stem can scale to large numbers of nodes & jobs, and how the use of the Pr
 omQL query language provides flexibility in terms of report generation.\n\
 nPasses: Exhibition Pass
URL:https://2018.isc-program.com/presentation/?id=exf102&sess=sess189
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