basvandervlies
commented
9 years ago This is just an example. we use this to klll user processes that consume to much resources on our login nodes. This code must be run on compute nodes.
bundle agent sara_user_consume_resources(minutes, memory, exclude)
{
processes:
any::
".*"
comment => "Kill processes that use to much resources",
signals => { "term", "kill"},
action => sara_action,
process_select => sara_user_consume_resources_select("$(minutes)", "$(memory)", @(exclude));
}
##
# Kill processes that uses too much cpu time or memory and exclude
# important users
#
body process_select sara_user_consume_resources_select(minutes, memory, owners)
{
command => "ssh.*|scp.*|rsync.*|cp.*|mv.*|tar.*|gzip.*|bzip2.*";
process_owner => { @(owners) };
##
# Bug in ps parsing minutes are seconds. so use the hour field for minutes
# ttime_range => irange(accumulated(0,0,0,"$(minutes)",0,0), accumulated(1,0,0,0,0,0));
ttime_range => irange(accumulated(0,0,0,0,"$(minutes)",0), accumulated(1,0,0,0,0,0));
#
rsize => irange("$(memory)", 'inf');
process_result => "(ttime|rsize).!(process_owner|command)";
}
neilhwatson
A bundle to kill process that are long running, consuming too much memory, or not permitted by security. Consider not using CSV for this an all new bundles.
Parameters:
Because number of processes is not in a process select body, it will be tricky to combine. Will probably need three process promises.