bjobs_barplot: Barplot of number of jobs

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples

View source: R/monitor.R

Description

Barplot of number of jobs

Usage

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bjobs_barplot(status = c("RUN", "EXIT", "PEND", "DONE"), filter = NULL, df = NULL)

Arguments

status

Status of the jobs. Use "all" for all jobs.

filter

Regular expression to filter on job names.

df

Internally used.

Details

It draws barplots of number of jobs per day.

Value

A ggplot2 object.

Examples

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Example output

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bsub version 1.0.2
Github page: https://github.com/jokergoo/bsub

- submit R code: `bsub_chunk()`
- submit R script: `bsub_script()`
- submit shell commands: `bsub_cmd()`
- kill jobs: `bkill()`
- view job summary: `bjobs`/`brecent`/`bjobs_running`/
                    `bjobs_pending`/`bjobs_done`/`bjobs_exit`
- view job log: `job_log()`
- remove temporary files : `clear_temp_dir()`/`check_dump_files()`
- interactive job monitor: `monitor()`

`bsub_chunk()`/`bsub_script()`/`bsub_cmd()` should only be
applied on the node that has the same file system as the computing
nodes. Other functions for monitoring and cleaning jobs can be
applied on any computer.
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!! The temp_dir (~/.bsub_temp) does not exist.
!! The directory can be created manually, or by setting a value to
!! `bsub_opt$temp_dir`, or by the first call of `bsub_*()`.
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