Underutilized: E133 - Low Load Message
A low load error indicates that the processing resources being used are much lower than what is available on a node. This might not be a problem if a job is using most of the memory but only 1 core on a multi-core node. A combination of low memory and low load suggests the job should be run in a single queue or set up to multi-process several tasks at a time. The example shows a load of 1.02 (line 2), and that the nominal load on the 20-core node (line 10) should be 20 (line 3). User account information is shown in lines 31 to 41.
1) E133 - Low load 2) The average load per node is low: 1.02 3) The average load should be: 20 4) The reverified average load per node: 0.99 5) The average memory usage per node: 320mb, 0% 6) Try to use CPU and memory resources wisely. 7) 8) Node statistics:: 9) Number of nodes: 1 10) Number of cores: 20 11) Total physical memory per node: 64364mb 12) Average memory usage per node: 320mb, 0% 13) Average memory usage per core: 16mb 14) Average virtual memory usage per node: 991mb 15) Average virtual memory usage per core: 49mb 16) Average CPU percent per node: 99% 17) Average CPU percent per core: 4% 18) Average load per node: 1.02 19) Reverified average load per node: 0.99 20) Effective maximum load on a node: 1.02 21) 22) PBS_job=78197.smic3 user=flast allocation=hpc_alloc04 23) queue=workq total_load=1.02 cpu_hours=1.48 wall_hours=1.46 24) unused_nodes=0 total_nodes=1 ppn=20 avg_load=1.02 avg_cpu=99% 25) avg_mem=320mb avg_vmem=991mb 26) top_proc=flast:fluent:smic246:451M:270M:1.4hr:99% 27) toppm=flast:fluent.6.3.26:smic246:451M:270M node_processes=7 28) avg_avail_mem=62440mb min_avail_mem=62440mb 29) reverified_avg_load=0.99 30) 31) Name: First Last 32) Mail: flast@somewhere.lsu.edu 33) Affil: First Last 34) Category: validation:current:05/11/2015 35) Name: First Last 36) Mail: flast@somewhere.lsu.edu 37) Affil: First Last 38) Category: validation:current:06/17/2014 39) Allocations: 40) hpc_alloc05,flast,1999994.14, 41) hpc_alloc04,flast,1931.31,
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