Submitted Job Information Display
By default, nc run provides information when a job is submitted.
The following example shows information that is output with a simple command. The
amount of information displayed is determined by the verbose level. In the following
example, verbose is at the default level of 4.
Note: The environment is set with a
snapshot.
% nc run sleep 10
Fairshare= /time/users.andrea
Resources= macosx CPUS/1 RAM/500
Env = SNAPSHOT(vnclogs/snp/joe/macosx/env27227.env)
Command = vw sleep 10
Logfile = vnc_logs/20130220/104930.33137
JobId = 024609542- FairShare: the FairShare ranking of this job.
- Resources: the resources used to run this job: the machine, number of CPUs, amount of RAM, and so on.
- Env: the environment in which the job was submitted.
- Command: the command that was used to execute this job.
- Logfile: the name of the logfile.
- JobID: the unique identifier of this job.
The amount of information can be changed by setting the verbose level by using the
-v level option, such as
wx run -v 1 sleep 10 002020291| Verbose Level | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Silent: no output is generated |
| 1 | Only the job ID is displayed |
| 4 | Default level |
| 9 | Very verbose |