sge_share_mon(1)

💖 sge_share_mon — bestie's guide to peeking at the live Grid Engine share tree 💖

okay so real talk: this is sge_share_mon(1), a General Commands Manual girly, and she does exactly one thing and she does it beautifully. 🎀

✨ NAME ✨

sge_share_mon — print Grid Engine live share tree 🌸

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

sge_share_mon [-c count] [-d delimiter] [-f field,field...]  [-h] [-i
interval] [-l delimiter] [-m output_mode] [-n] [-o output_file] [-r
delimiter] [-s string_format] [-t] [-u] [-x]

✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

so sge_share_mon prints the live state of the Grid Engine share tree. like, the actual real-time situation. 🔥

and bestie, notice what it is not: it's not qmon(1)'s static graphical view. qmon(1) is giving screenshot energy, sge_share_mon is giving livestream energy. different vibes entirely. 💅

it does this for a given number of intervals — and the default is infinite, which, iconic honestly, she will just keep going forever until you tell her to stop. 😭 if you want just one lil peek instead, use -c 1 for a snapshot. 📸

✨ OPTIONS ✨

• -c count — print count collections (default is infinite, so like, forever, no cap).
• -d delimiter — delimit output columns with the string delimiter (default is a tab).
• -f field,... — print the given fields. the available fields, in their default order, are curr_time, usage_time, node_name, user_name, project_name, shares, job_count, level%, total%, long_target_share, short_target_share, actual_share, usage, cpu, mem, io, ltcpu, ltmem, ltio. pick your faves. 🫶
• -h — print a header listing the field names. yes queen, label your columns. 👑
• -i interval — collect over interval seconds (default 15).
• -l delimiter — delimit nodes output with the string delimiter (default is a carriage return).
• -m output_mode — open output_file in fopen(3) mode output_mode (default w). the meaningful alternative is a, which appends to the file instead of overwriting it. 🍓
• -n — print in the form name=value.
• -o output_file — print to file output_file (default is standard output).
• -r delimiter — delimit collection records with the string delimiter (default is a carriage return).
• -s string_format — printf(3)-style format for strings (default %s).
• -t — show times formatted per ctime(3). (default is seconds since the epoch.) ⏰
• -u — print decayed usage (since timestamp) in nodes.
• -x — don't print non-leaf nodes. bye bye branches, only leaves stay. 🍃

✨ SEE ALSO ✨

fopen(3), printf(3), qmon(1), share_tree(5).

🫶 little reminder bestie: -c defaults to infinite and -i defaults to 15 seconds, so if you just run her raw she will sit there collecting every 15 seconds forever. use -c 1 when you want the snapshot, iykyk. 💀

and that's the whole page!! 🌈 this lil angel is from the General Commands Manual, source/version date 2011-12-24 — vintage but still slaying, fr fr. go forth and monitor those shares, main character. 💜🦋✨