Python port by Sotiris Fragkiskos / Original bash version by Fotis Georgatos

qtop.py is the python rewrite of qtop, a tool to monitor Torque, PBS, OAR or SGE clusters, etc. This release provides for the anonymization feature, which is handy for debugging it without data leaks. qtop is and will remain a work-in-progress project; it is intended to be built upon and extended.

This is an initial release of the source code, and work continues to make it better. We hope to build an active open source community that drives the future of this tool, both by providing feedback and by actively contributing to the source code.

This program is currently in development mode, with experimental features. If it works, peace :)

To try qtop, you just have to do:

git clone https://github.com/qtop/qtop.git

cd qtop

./qtop.py 

Try ./qtop.py --help for all available options.

We use vagrant and a docker container with a Torque/PBS server as a demo environment (also for testing purposes). Should run fine in any environment with native Docker or Docker + VirtualBox + AMD-V or VT-x hardware support enabled.

git clone https://github.com/qtop/qtop.git
cd qtop

vagrant up pbs       # This will take ~5 minutes and download half a GB

vagrant ssh pbs          # Give password: "testuser" when asked

# Submit 20 jobs:
for i in `seq 1 20`; do qsub ~/torque.submit; done

We use vagrant and a docker container with a gridengine server as a demo environment.

git clone https://github.com/qtop/qtop.git
cd qtop

vagrant up sge       # This will take ~5 minutes and download half a GB

vagrant ssh sge      # Give password: "testuser" when asked

# Submit 20 jobs:
for i in `seq 1 20`; do qsub /home/testuser/gridengine.submit; done

# Run qtop
cd qtop              # Your files are here.
python qtop.py -w    # qtop auto-detects SGE mode in this case

Description: The command-line tool to tame queueing or scheduling systems and some more
License: MIT/GPL
Version: 0.8.6 / Date: January 21, 2016
Homepage: https://github.com/qtop/qtop