llstatus() llstatus()
NAME
llstatus - returns status information about machines in the
pool.
SYNOPSIS
llstatus [-H] [-l] [-v] [hostlist]
DESCRIPTION
llstatus displays information about machines in the
LoadLeveler pool. If you specify a particular machine name,
only the status of that machines is reported. Otherwise,
this command reports on the status of all machines in the
pool.
-H
Prints a short usage message.
-l
Specifies that a long listing be generated for each machine
for which status is requested. If you do not specify this
parameter, a one line summary is reported for each machine.
-v
Version. Outputs the name of the command, release number,
service level and date, and operating system.
hostlist
Blank-delimited list of host machines for which status is
requested.
The one line summary contains information about specified
machines as follows:
NAME is the network name of the machine.
RUN is the number of jobs submitted to this machine that
are running.
TOTAL
The total number of jobs submitted to the machine that
are currently in the queue.
STATE
State of the machine, where:
Busy - Maximum number of jobs are running on this
machine.
Down - LoadLeveler is not running on this machine.
Drain - Running jobs continue but no additional jobs
are started on
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this machine.
Flush - All jobs on this machine are flushed. No
new jobs will be
accepted.
Idle - Machine is not running any jobs.
None - LoadLeveler is running on this machine but
no jobs can be run.
Running - Machine is running jobs and is capable of
running more.
Suspend - Machine has suspended all jobs due to a
system suspend.
LOAD AVERAGE
The Berkeley one minute load average on this machine.
KEYBOARD IDLE TIME
The number of seconds since keyboard or mouse activity
in a login session was detected. Highest number
displayed is 9999.
ARCHITECTURE
The hardware architecture of the machine as listed in
the configuration file.
OPERATING SYSTEM
The operating system on the machine.
Each machine periodically sends the central manager a
snapshot of its situation. Since the information returned
by llstatus is a collection of such snapshots, all taken at
varying times, the total picture may not be completely
consistent. For example, the reported total number of jobs
running may not match the number of machines reported to be
in the "Running" and "Busy" states.
SEE ALSO
LoadL_config llctl LoadL_master llq llcancel "IBM
LoadLeveler: Administration and Installation"
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
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* All Rights Reserved
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