Get Average Running Duration from PCT Batch Jobs
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Kenneth Yesh
am 25 Jan. 2018
Beantwortet: Edric Ellis
am 26 Jan. 2018
Using the job monitor I can right click on an individual job and select show details to get the Running Duration. I would like to average the running duration over all 300,000+ jobs I am running as well as compute the failed to finished ratio.
Right now I'm using
batch(@function,1,{param1,param2});
To start the jobs
What's the best way to aggregate information about my jobs?
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Edric Ellis
am 26 Jan. 2018
Here's how you can use the information stored in the jobs to get a running duration in seconds for each job that has a valid StartDateTime and FinishDateTime:
% Choose a cluster object. Here, I'm using the 'local' cluster
c = parcluster('local');
% Get start and finish datetimes as cell arrays
fdtc = {c.Jobs.FinishDateTime};
sdtc = {c.Jobs.StartDateTime};
% Work out which have valid start and finish times
ok = cellfun(@(x,y) ~isempty(x) && ~isempty(y), fdtc, sdtc);
% Create datetime arrays from the cell arrays
fdt = vertcat(fdtc{ok});
sdt = vertcat(sdtc{ok});
% Get the running duration by subtracting start from finish.
runDuration = seconds(fdt - sdt)
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