[NLPL Task Force (A)] [rt.uio.no #3406027] gpu usage on Abel
Thomas Röblitz via RT
hpc-drift at usit.uio.no
Thu May 16 05:59:04 UTC 2019
Did you observe this at one point in time or have you seen this ongoing over a longer period?
Thomas
On 2019-05-16 00:46:07, oe wrote:
> dear colleagues,
>
> > User notified.
>
> i am reopening this ticket as it may look as over-allocation of gpus
> by this user continues:
>
> [oe at login-0-0 ~]$ squeue --partition=accel | grep michaelm
> 26981933 accel pe_con michaelm PD 0:00 1
> (Priority)
> 26981931 accel pe_con michaelm R 1-10:45:37 1
> c19-15
> 26981930 accel pe_con michaelm R 1-11:25:20 1
> c19-16
> 26981928 accel st_con michaelm R 1-11:53:02 1
> c19-5
> 26981929 accel pe_con michaelm R 1-11:53:02 1
> c19-11
> 26981926 accel st_con michaelm R 1-11:53:49 1
> c19-3
> 26981927 accel st_con michaelm R 1-11:53:49 1
> c19-8
> 26981924 accel st_con michaelm R 1-11:54:36 1
> c19-14
> [oe at login-0-0 ~]$ for i in 3 5 8 11 14 15 16; do ssh c19-${i}
> nvidia-smi | grep Default; done
> | N/A 31C P0 86W / 235W | 673MiB / 5699MiB | 80%
> Default |
> | N/A 19C P8 18W / 235W | 11MiB / 5699MiB | 0%
> Default |
> | N/A 30C P0 85W / 235W | 673MiB / 5699MiB | 82%
> Default |
> | N/A 18C P8 18W / 235W | 11MiB / 5699MiB | 0%
> Default |
> | N/A 31C P0 88W / 235W | 673MiB / 5699MiB | 83%
> Default |
> | N/A 18C P8 18W / 235W | 11MiB / 5699MiB | 0%
> Default |
> | N/A 46C P0 96W / 235W | 1128MiB / 5699MiB | 82%
> Default |
> | N/A 26C P8 17W / 235W | 11MiB / 5699MiB | 0%
> Default |
> | N/A 34C P0 90W / 235W | 673MiB / 5699MiB | 82%
> Default |
> | N/A 20C P8 18W / 235W | 11MiB / 5699MiB | 0%
> Default |
> | N/A 35C P0 96W / 235W | 1128MiB / 5699MiB | 86%
> Default |
> | N/A 20C P8 17W / 235W | 11MiB / 5699MiB | 0%
> Default |
> | N/A 33C P0 90W / 235W | 1128MiB / 5699MiB | 84%
> Default |
> | N/A 20C P8 18W / 235W | 11MiB / 5699MiB | 0%
> Default |
>
> i do not want to police other abel users. but unless i mis-read the
> above, this usage pattern unnecessarily blocks close to half of one of
> the currently most precious resources available.
>
> best wishes (from copenhagen), oe
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