Daily management¶
On LUMI, the following commands are available to check information of your project allocations and quota:
lumi-workspaces¶
This is the premier command to check the status of your quota and allocations. Quota information is obtained directly from Lustre and is almost real-time, while the information about your allocations is is gathered in the background on the system on a periodic basis and is not instantaneous. The command also shows which filesystems house your account and projects. The command does not take any command line options.
Usage:
The command basically combines the tasks of the next two commands, lumi-quota and
lumi-allocations, in a single command.
lumi-quota¶
Shows quota of your projects. The information is obtained directly from Lustre, and is almost real-time.
Usage:
Information of all your projects:
Information of a specific project: Detailed output, including soft and hard quota (columns Quota and Limit respectively):lumi-allocations¶
Shows active allocations and remaining billing units of your projects. The information from this command is gathered in the background on the system on a periodic basis and is not instantaneous.
Usage:
Information of all your projects:
Information of a specific project:
lumi-check-quota¶
Running this command shows warnings when running out of quota or allocations. If none of your projects is about to run out of quota or allocations, no output is shown.
Usage:
It is not really meant to be used directly, but it is used to show warnings at login.
lumi-ldap-userinfo¶
Shows your user information kept in the LDAP directory.
This command also gives more information about the projects' quota,
but it is not as up to date as the information from lumi-quota command,
as the information for this command is only gathered in the background on a periodic basis.
Usage:
lumi-ldap-projectinfo¶
Shows information of your projects kept in the LDAP directory, including allocations and quota. The information for this command is only gathered in the background on a periodic basis, and is not as up to date as the information from lumi-workspaces and lumi-quota commands.
Usage: Information of all your projects:
Information of a specific project: