DaemonMaster ClassAd Attributes

CondorVersion

A string containing the HTCondor version number, the release date, and the build identification number.

DaemonStartTime

The time that this daemon was started, represented as the number of second elapsed since the Unix epoch (00:00:00 UTC, Jan 1, 1970).

DaemonLastReconfigTime

The time that this daemon was configured, represented as the number of second elapsed since the Unix epoch (00:00:00 UTC, Jan 1, 1970).

LinuxCapabilities

A hexadecimal formatted string that holds all set effective Linux capabilities bit mask. This hex string can be decoded using capsh. Only exists if running on a Linux OS.

Machine

A string with the machine’s fully qualified host name.

MasterIpAddr

String with the IP and port address of the condor_master daemon which is publishing this DaemonMaster ClassAd.

MonitorSelfAge

The number of seconds that this daemon has been running.

MonitorSelfCPUUsage

The fraction of recent CPU time utilized by this daemon.

MonitorSelfImageSize

The amount of virtual memory consumed by this daemon in Kbytes.

MonitorSelfRegisteredSocketCount

The current number of sockets registered by this daemon.

MonitorSelfResidentSetSize

The amount of resident memory used by this daemon in Kbytes.

MonitorSelfSecuritySessions

The number of open (cached) security sessions for this daemon.

MonitorSelfTime

The time, represented as the number of second elapsed since the Unix epoch (00:00:00 UTC, Jan 1, 1970), at which this daemon last checked and set the attributes with names that begin with the string MonitorSelf.

MyAddress

String with the IP and port address of the condor_master daemon which is publishing this ClassAd.

MyCurrentTime

The time, represented as the number of second elapsed since the Unix epoch (00:00:00 UTC, Jan 1, 1970), at which the condor_master daemon last sent a ClassAd update to the condor_collector.

Name

The name of this resource; typically the same value as the Machine attribute, but could be customized by the site administrator. On SMP machines, the condor_startd will divide the CPUs up into separate slots, each with a unique name. These names will be of the form “slot#@full.hostname”, for example, “slot1@vulture.cs.wisc.edu”, which signifies slot number 1 from vulture.cs.wisc.edu.

PublicNetworkIpAddr

Description is not yet written.

RealUid

The UID under which the condor_master is started.

UpdateSequenceNumber

An integer, starting at zero, and incremented with each ClassAd update sent to the condor_collector. The condor_collector uses this value to sequence the updates it receives.