LSF Version 7.3 - Administering Platform LSF

Getting Started with Standard Reports
628 Administering Platform LSF
Standard and custom reports
Platform has provided a set of standard reports to allow you to immediately analyze
your cluster without having to create any new reports. These standard reports
provide the most common and useful data to analyze your cluster.
You may also create custom reports to perform advanced queries and reports
beyond the data produced in the standard reports.
The database
The reporting feature optionally includes the Apache Derby database, a
JDBC-based relational database system. The Derby database is a small-footprint,
open source database, and is only appropriate for demo clusters. If you want to use
the reporting feature to produce regular reports for a production cluster, you must
use a supported commercial database.
The reporting feature supports Oracle 9i, Oracle 10g, and MySQL 5.x databases.
IMPORTANT: The Apache Derby database is not supported for any production clusters.
Getting Started with Standard Reports
For your convenience, Platform has provided several standard reports for you to
use. These reports allow you to keep track of some useful statistics in your cluster.
Standard reports overview
Standard reports are based on raw data stored in the relational database, and do not
perform any data aggregation or calculations.
The following is a list of the standard reports that are included with the reporting
feature. For further details on a report, open its full description as described in View
the full description of a report on page 629.
Table 3: Standard reports
Name Description Category
Cluster Availability - EGO EGO host availability in a cluster. EGO
Host Resource Usage Resource usage trends for selected hosts. EGO
Resource Allocation vs Resource Plan Actual resource allocation compared to resource plan
and unsatisfied resource demand for the selected
consumer.
EGO
Cluster Job Hourly Throughput Number of submitted, exited, and done jobs in a cluster. LSF
Active Job States Statistics by Queue Number of active jobs in each active job state in a
selected queue.
LSF
Cluster Availability - LSF LSF host availability in an LSF cluster. LSF
Cluster Job Slot Utilization Job slot utilization levels in your cluster. LSF
Job Slot Usage by Application Tag Job slots used by applications as indicated by the
application tag.
LSF
Service Level Agreement (SLA) Job statistics by job state over time, compared with SLA
goals.
LSF