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| <h1>SLURM Resource Manager for PTP</h1> |
| <h2><a name=monitoring></a>Monitoring Application Execution</h2> |
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| <p>Once you click run to invoke the application, the resource manager will monitor the application's execution. |
| When SLURM allocates tasks to nodes, the default machine view for the resource manager will be updated to show the nodes |
| that are currently in use. If you move the mouse over a node icon, in the machine view, you will see the hostname for that node. |
| If you double click a node icon in the machine view, the node attributes and process info windows in the machine view |
| will be updated to report current status for that node. Once a job completes, the machines view will be updated to |
| show the current status. Nodes state in the machines view are updated periodically by slurm proxy. </p> |
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| <p>Once a parallel application starts, the jobs view will be updated to show an entry for that job, along with icons for each |
| task in the application. The job and task icons will change state once the |
| job is running, and again when the application exits, to show that the job has completed. At any time that a job is shown in |
| the jobs view, you can double click a task icon to show the stdout output for that task if stdout has not been |
| redirected to a file.</p> |
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