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SUMMARY:HPC Software Tracking Strategies for a Diverse Workload
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nHPC Software Tracking Strategies for a Diverse Wor
 kload\n\nNa, You, Baer, Oottikkal, Dockendorf...\n\nThis paper discusses a
 nd reviews various tools that the Extreme Supercomputer Facility (ESF) use
 s for tracking high-performance computing (HPC) software usage. Tracking s
 oftware usage is a key element in supporting a diverse user community. ESF
  maintains three data pools: batch job database, data from user executions
  and license server logs. We utilize various tools and databases to collec
 t, store and analyze software usage data. These include pbsacct, Spark, XA
 LT, LMOD, Splunk, License Log, Ganglia and Prometheus/Grafana. We discuss 
 the coverage and gaps for each pool and present some use cases.\n\nRegistr
 ation Category: Workshop Reg Pass
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