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| ==== Node Status Notification for Farber ==== |
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| An opt-in node status notification service is available for Farber users. This service sends an email notification when any nodes in your workgroup transition between two of the following states: |
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| * offline: down and not reachable. |
| * online: up and reachable, but queues are disabled. |
| * accepting-jobs: up, reachable and queues are enabled. |
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| The service currently checks nodes' statuses at the top of every hour and delivers email notifications at the bottom of the hour. If you opt-in and any of your workgroup's nodes have changed state, you will receive ONE email message detailing the status changes. |
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| To opt-in the node status notification service for your workgroup(s), send an e-mail to consult@udel.edu with subject="Node notification opt-in Farber" and make the first line of the message body be |
| Type=Cluster |
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| ==== Live Resources ==== |
| [[http://farber.hpc.udel.edu|farber.hpc.udel.edu]] has live resources: system status, job stats, system alerts. |
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| ==== Machine Information ==== |
| [[http://www.hpc.udel.edu/systems/farber|UD IT HPC]] has Farber machine information: attributes including a database of node information, milestones, offline nodes and nodes disabled for maintenance. |
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| ==== Ganglia Cluster Monitoring ==== |
| [[http://farber.hpc.udel.edu/ganglia/|Cluster monitoring]] for Farber uses [[http://ganglia.sourceforge.net/|Ganglia]] to monitor its hardware components. |
| ==== System Alerts ==== |
| [[https://www.hpc.udel.edu/mantis/default/my_view_page.php|System alerts]]: Check here first if you are experiencing problems with the cluster. |
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| ==== Job Statistics ==== |
| [[http://farber.hpc.udel.edu/jobstats/|Job statistics]]: Check here for the total number of jobs that ended on each day over a range (week, 2 weeks, month, 6 months, year) with an overlay of the total number of jobs which the job scheduler classified as "failed." |