Tracejob output

[adarsh]

@brownwrap

I am guessing vmem isan indication of how much swaapping is taking place.

Yes , correct vmem = mem used + swap
The below discussions might be helpful.

Resources_used.mem - what is it?

HI Guys, Can you please let me know if resources_used.mem that you get when executing qstat -f is the aggreagted amount of memory used by the job or is it the maximum amount of memory? e.g. if the job had peaks and valleys but at its peak it reached 100GB of memory then would resources_used.mem be equal 100GB? or maybe the metric would simply grow in size with some other logic that I’m missing? And also how can I extract the “temporal” memory usage of each job (for all jobs)? I want to be a…

VMEM VS MEM - what is difference

Hi, My job is stopped and I don’t known why. I suppose that I don’t have enough mem or vmem. I want to set resources_max.mem and resources_max.vmem . Resources_max.mem i will set to summary of all physically memory from all nodes. But what value of resources_max.vmem I should set? Physically memory + swap or just swap? What is exactly vmem? I want to set those values because when I try to get information about resources on mypbs (qstat -Qf) I get just “0” values on mem,vmem, etc. Maybe pbs do…

@brownwrap

He is asking for 320 cores or five nodes.

The total number of cores used for that job is 320.
If you could share the qstat -fx < jobid > output that would be helpful.

Thank you