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Listez d'abord tous les projets auxquels vous avez accès. | Listez d'abord tous les projets auxquels vous avez accès. | ||
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[[File:Ncurse duc.png|thumb|using|450px|frame|left| Navigating you project space with duc ncurse tool]] | [[File:Ncurse duc.png|thumb|using|450px|frame|left| Navigating you project space with duc ncurse tool]] | ||
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Type <code>c</code> to toggle between consumed disk space and the number of files, <code>q</code> or <code><esc></code> to quit and <code>h</code> for help. | Type <code>c</code> to toggle between consumed disk space and the number of files, <code>q</code> or <code><esc></code> to quit and <code>h</code> for help. | ||
If you are only interested in a | If you are only interested in a sub-directory of this project space and do not want to navigate the whole tree in the ncurse user interface, | ||
{{Command|diskusage_explorer /project/def-professor/subdirectory/}} | |||
A complete manual page is available with the <code>man duc</code> command. | A complete manual page is available with the <code>man duc</code> command. | ||
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Note that when the login node is especially busy or if you have an especially large amount of files in you project space, the graphical interface mode can be slow and choppy. For a better experience, you can read the section below to run <code>diskusage_explorer</code> on your own machine. | Note that when the login node is especially busy or if you have an especially large amount of files in you project space, the graphical interface mode can be slow and choppy. For a better experience, you can read the section below to run <code>diskusage_explorer</code> on your own machine. | ||
Note that Compute Canada recommends the use of the standard text-based | Note that Compute Canada recommends the use of the standard text-based ncurse mode on our cluster login nodes but <code>diskusage_explorer</code> does also include a nice graphical user interface (GUI). | ||
First make sure that you are connected to the cluster | First make sure that you are connected to the cluster in such a way that [[SSH]] is capable of correctly displaying GUI applications. You can then use a graphical interface by means of the command, | ||
{{Command|duc gui -d /project/.duc_databases/def-professor.sqlite /project/def-professor}} | |||
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duc gui -d /project/.duc_databases/ | |||
You can navigate the folders with the mouse and still type <code>c</code> to toggle between the size of the files and the number of files. | You can navigate the folders with the mouse and still type <code>c</code> to toggle between the size of the files and the number of files. | ||
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rsync -v --progress username@beluga.calculcanada.ca:/project/.duc_databases/def-professor.sqlite . | |||
duc gui -d ./def-professor.sqlite /project/def-professor | |||
rsync -v --progress | |||
duc gui -d ./ | |||
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This immediately leads to a smoother and more satisfying browsing experience. | This immediately leads to a smoother and more satisfying browsing experience. | ||
Revision as of 18:58, 27 April 2021
Contenu des répertoires
Attention : Pour l'instant, cette fonction est seulement disponible sur Béluga.
Il est possible d'obtenir le détail de l'utilisation de l'espace dans vos répertoires /home, /scratch et /project. Cette information est mise à jour quotidiennement et est triée selon un format SQLite pour un accès rapide.
Dans notre exemple, nous verrons la consommation de l'espace disque du répertoire $GROUP dans /project.
Interface ncurses
Listez d'abord tous les projets auxquels vous avez accès.
ls ~/projects/
def-bourqueg def-lathrop def-poq-ab rrg-bourqueg-ad rrg-lathrop
Le projet def-poq-ab servira à notre exemple.
GROUP=def-poq-ab
duc ui -d /project/.duc_databases/${GROUP}.sqlite /project/${GROUP}
Cette commande charge un navigateur qui montre les ressources consommées par tous les fichiers dans l'arborescence d'un répertoire.
Type c to toggle between consumed disk space and the number of files, q or <esc> to quit and h for help.
If you are only interested in a sub-directory of this project space and do not want to navigate the whole tree in the ncurse user interface,
[name@server ~]$ diskusage_explorer /project/def-professor/subdirectory/
A complete manual page is available with the man duc command.
Graphical User Interface
Note that when the login node is especially busy or if you have an especially large amount of files in you project space, the graphical interface mode can be slow and choppy. For a better experience, you can read the section below to run diskusage_explorer on your own machine.
Note that Compute Canada recommends the use of the standard text-based ncurse mode on our cluster login nodes but diskusage_explorer does also include a nice graphical user interface (GUI).
First make sure that you are connected to the cluster in such a way that SSH is capable of correctly displaying GUI applications. You can then use a graphical interface by means of the command,
[name@server ~]$ duc gui -d /project/.duc_databases/def-professor.sqlite /project/def-professor
You can navigate the folders with the mouse and still type c to toggle between the size of the files and the number of files.
Browse faster on your own machine
First install the diskusage_explorer software on your local machine and then, still on your local machine, download the SQLite file from your cluster and run duc.
rsync -v --progress username@beluga.calculcanada.ca:/project/.duc_databases/def-professor.sqlite . duc gui -d ./def-professor.sqlite /project/def-professor
This immediately leads to a smoother and more satisfying browsing experience.