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Notice the bash prompt changed from username@login02 to username@c008, indicating we are on node c008 now. We can now use the following commands to view information about our job

CPU Usage - top

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top -u $USER ##This will show the CPU and Memory of our job

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This shows the processes and their CPU / Memory usage. CPU usage is a percentage. 100% CPU is 1 CPU core, so if a process is using 8 cores it may say 800%, or list 8 processes at 100%

Press q to quit out of top

GPU Usage - nvtop

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nvtop ## This will display GPU usage for our job, this only works on GPU nodes

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Note

If a + is listed at the end of a field, then that field has likely been truncated to fit into a fixed number of characters. Consider increasing the with by appending a % followed by a number to specify a new width. For example allocTRES%42 overrides the default width to 42 characters.

Additional Help

If you require further assistance on this topic, please don't hesitate to contact the Research Computing Team. To create a support ticket, kindly send an email to rtshelp@asu.edu. For quick inquiries, you're welcome to reach out via our #rc-support Slack Channel or attend our office hours for live assistance

We also offer a series of workshops. More information here: Educational Opportunities and Workshops

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