Hi Thomas,
I think sreport should actually do what you want out of the box if you
have permissions to retrieve that information for other users than
yourself.
In my understanding, sacct is meant for individual job and job step
accounting while sreport is more suitable for aggregated cluster usa
Hi Thomas et al,
I have just written a Linux shell script which does exactly what you are asking
for.
Please use “—allocations” option in sacct command to generate aggregated
resources usage per user.
You may also use awk Linux command to summarize all CPU usages.
More advanced awk command m
