A modification of seff-array by Yale Center for Research Computing which is an extension of the Slurm command 'seff' designed to handle summarizing job usage for users and accounts over a period of time displays the information in a histogram. Note that if the user does not belong to the relevant account no data will be returned unless that user is an Operator or Administrator in the slurm database.
seff-account generates three types of histograms:
1. CPU Efficiency (utilization vs runtime)
1. Maximum memory usage versus the requested memory
2. Runtime of each job compared to the requested wall-time
seff-account [-a account] [-c cluster] [-u username] [-S start time] [-E end time]
If run on a cluster that shares a single Slurm database, you can pass the name of the alternate cluster via -c cluster. The SLURM_CLUSTER_NAME env-var is checked and passed to sacct if present.
Start time and end time are formatted the same as the sacct command. By default it looks over the last day.