makeflow_monitor - Makeflow log monitor

       The  Cooperative  Computing  Tools are Copyright (C) 2022 The University of Notre Dame.  This software is
       distributed under the GNU General Public License.  See the file COPYING for details.

       makeflow_monitor  is  simple Makeflow log monitor that displays the progress and statistics of a workflow
       based  on  the  provided  <makeflowlog>.   Once  started,  it  will  continually  monitor  the  specified
       <makeflowlogs> for new events and update the progress display.

       Monitor a Makeflow log:

               makeflow_monitor Makeflow.makeflowlog

       Monitor multiple Makeflow logs and hide finished workflows:

               makeflow_monitor -H */*.makeflowlog

       Monitor multiple Makeflow logs under current directory and only display currently running workflows  with
       a minimum of 4 tasks:

               find . -name '*.makeflowlog' | xargs makeflow_monitor -m 4 -H

       The example above is useful for hierarchical workflows.

       On success, returns zero.  On failure, returns non-zero.

makeflow_monitor - Makeflow log monitor

-h    Show this help message and exit.

        -f<format>
              Output format to emit.

        -t<seconds>
              Timeout for reading the logs.

        -m<minimum>
              Mininum number of tasks.

        -S    Sort logs by progress.

        -P    Parse dag for node information.

        -H    Hide finished makeflows.

       Currently,  the only supported <format> is "text", which means makeflow_monitor will display the progress
       of the workflows directly to the console.

       Additionally, the -P parameter current does not do anything.

       •   CooperativeComputingToolsDocumentation

       •   MakeflowUserManual

       •   makeflow(1)makeflow_monitor(1)makeflow_analyze(1)makeflow_viz(1)makeflow_graph_log(1)starch(1)makeflow_ec2_setup(1)makeflow_ec2_cleanup(1)

CCTools 7.14.5 FINAL                                                                         makeflow_monitor(1)

       makeflow_monitor [options] <makeflowlog>