Use condor_status to gain an overview of the current state of the Condor system.

• Show all slots and their current load:

condor_status

• Only free slots:

condor_status -available

• All slots in use

condor_status -running

• Detailed report showing all attributes:

condor_status -long
condor_status -long london madrid

• Restrict the output to computers with certain attributes:

condor_status -constraints 'SlotID==4'

• Only display certain attributes:

condor_status -long -attributes Machine,Mips,Kflops
condor_status schweini -long -attributes Machine,Mips,Kflops

• It is often possible to specify an option using a short form. Upper and lower case are unimportant. Examples:

condor_status -r
condor_status -av
condor_status paris -l -con 'SlotID==2' -at machine,mips,kflops

• Show a list of all hosts sorted by performance:

condor_status -l -sort kflops  -at kflops,machine

• Sorted by current keyboard activity:

condor_status -l -sort keyboardidle -attributes Machine,keyboardidle

• Show current load levels:

condor_status -l -attributes Machine,cpuisbusy,loadavg,condorloadavg

Notes: CpuIsBusy is defined as:

CpuBusy = ( ( LoadAvg - CondorLoadAvg ) >= 0.500000 )

• Show computers that are currently running non-Condor jobs:

condor_status -l -con "cpuisbusy==true" -attributes Machine,cpuisbusy,loadavg,condorloadavg

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