test.yaml is referenced for the example for the resource query utility, but the test looks like it's gone?
I found (and tried) test/benchmark.yaml but it didn't work in the test container:
match allocate test/benchmark.yaml
INFO: =============================
INFO: No matching resources found
INFO: JOBID=1
INFO: =============================
This is what my container sees:
# flux resource list
STATE NNODES NCORES NGPUS NODELIST
free 1 10 0 e2b29b17d5c5
allocated 0 0 0
down 0 0 0
I saw the README example (but it has GPUs) and tried to derive my own, first I tried:
That didn't work - I thought because it didn't match the right order expected for a graph? Because I see node2socket but not node2core. So I tried added socket before that:
So first (this is really cool), but second, I wonder if a test.yaml that is referenced could be provided, and with something that works the first time? Is there a site you'd suggest that generates these that has https (http://graphml.graphdrawing.org/ does not)! I actually don't mind just generating by hand (and then using the scripts in that README for using dot, etc. But it would be cool to have a UI. For some context, I want to just play with this for using resource-query for "other kinds of graphs" of things.Thanks!
test.yaml
is referenced for the example for the resource query utility, but the test looks like it's gone?I found (and tried) test/benchmark.yaml but it didn't work in the test container:
This is what my container sees:
I saw the README example (but it has GPUs) and tried to derive my own, first I tried:
That didn't work - I thought because it didn't match the right order expected for a graph? Because I see node2socket but not node2core. So I tried added socket before that:
And that worked! :partying_face:
So first (this is really cool), but second, I wonder if a test.yaml that is referenced could be provided, and with something that works the first time? Is there a site you'd suggest that generates these that has https (http://graphml.graphdrawing.org/ does not)! I actually don't mind just generating by hand (and then using the scripts in that README for using dot, etc. But it would be cool to have a UI. For some context, I want to just play with this for using
resource-query
for "other kinds of graphs" of things.Thanks!