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How to query the status of the nodes of a Testbed
If you have not done so yet:
- Register for an account
- Make a reservation on the Schedular for a given tesbed
Lets assume that you registered as user 'bob' and made a reservation for the 'grid' testbed. You then access the 'grid' console using the command:
ssh bob@console.grid.orbit-lab.org
Then, to query the status of some nodes on the 'grid' testbed, use the command:
statnode all # will query the status of the entire set of 20x20 nodes on the 'grid' statnode 3,1 5,6 1,1..2 # will query the status of nodes 3,1 and 5,6 and 1,1 and 1,2 statnode -t topofile.rb # will query the status of the nodes in the topology file 'topofile.rb' statnode -on # will return the number of nodes in 'ON' state, i.e. powered-ON
The complete available option/commands for statnode are:
statnode --help Returns the status of the nodes in a testbed Usage: statnode [OPTION] NODES NODES NODES ... statnode [OPTION] COMMAND [OPTION] are: -h, --help print this help message -d, --domain NAME query nodes on the testbed NAME (default is the testbed where this command is executed) Valid NODES format are: all returns status of all nodes x,y returns status of the node at coordinate ( x , y ) x1..x2,y returns status of all the nodes with coordinates in the range ( [x1..x2] , y ) (other valid combinations: x1..x2,y1..y2 and x,y1..y2 ) Valid COMMAND are: -t, --topo FILENAME return status of nodes from the topology file FILENAME -on, --counton return the number of nodes in 'ON' state -off, --countoff return the number of nodes in 'OFF' state -ko, --countko return the number of nodes in 'Not Available' state Examples: statnode all statnode 1,1 4,2 6,3..5 statnode --d sb1 1,1..2 statnode --domain sb2 all statnode --topo topo_grid_active.rb statnode -on statnode --countoff
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