Reporting Usage - Revision history

Prins089 at 12:30, 21 July 2026

2026-07-21T12:30:48Z

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	== Estimating your costs ==		== Estimating your costs ==

	The <code>get_my_bill</code> script estimates ~~your personal~~ costs over a period. Load the <code>anunna</code> module and run it:		The <code>get_my_bill</code> script shows your Slurm jobs and estimates their compute costs over a period. Load the <code>anunna</code> module and run it:

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	By default it ~~reports~~ your ~~cost for~~ the current month ~~so far~~, ~~broken down by account (project)~~ and ~~by storage tier~~. The ~~figures~~ are ~~advisory~~.		By default, it shows jobs for your user account from the first day of the current month through the current time. Each row includes the job start time, job ID and name, state, allocated CPUs, GPUs and memory, elapsed seconds, and estimated cost. A total is shown at the bottom.

			The estimate is based on the resources allocated to each job and its elapsed wall time. It is indicative rather than a final bill; the monthly usage reports are leading.

	Useful options:		Useful options:

	* <code>-g</code> — ~~show results for your entire group~~.		* <code>-s YYYY-MM-DD</code> or <code>--start YYYY-MM-DD</code> — start the report on this date. The default is the first day of the current month.
	* <code>-~~d compute~~</code> or <code>-~~d disk~~</code> — ~~extra detail~~ on ~~compute~~ or ~~disk~~ usage.		* <code>-e YYYY-MM-DD</code> or <code>--end YYYY-MM-DD</code> — end the report on this date, inclusive. The default is the current time.
	* <code>-~~t YYYY~~-MM</code> — ~~results~~ for a ~~specific month.~~		* <code>-u USER</code> or <code>--user USER</code> — report usage for another Slurm user.
			* <code>-g</code> or <code>--group</code> — report all jobs charged to the selected user's default Slurm account. Group output includes a <code>User</code> column.
			* <code>-h</code> or <code>--help</code> — show all available options.

			Long options that take a value can use either a space or an equals sign, for example <code>--start 2026-01-01</code> and <code>--start=2026-01-01</code> are equivalent.

			Examples:

			<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
			# Your jobs from a given date through now
			get_my_bill --start 2026-01-01

			# Your jobs in an inclusive date range
			get_my_bill -s 2026-01-01 -e 2026-01-31

			# All jobs charged to your group
			get_my_bill --group
			</syntaxhighlight>

	== Cost alerts ==		== Cost alerts ==

Haars001 at 13:10, 14 July 2026

2026-07-14T13:10:45Z

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	== Estimating your costs ==		== Estimating your costs ==

	The <code>get_my_bill</code> script estimates your costs over a period. Load the <code>anunna</code> module and run it:		The <code>get_my_bill</code> script estimates your personal costs over a period. Load the <code>anunna</code> module and run it:

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	== Cost alerts ==		== Cost alerts ==

	You can have Anunna email you when your bill passes a threshold. Configure, change, or remove the alert with:		You can have Anunna email you and e.g. your supervisors when your bill passes a threshold. Configure, change, or remove the alert with:

	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">module load anunna
	module load anunna		alert_config.sh</syntaxhighlight>
	alert_config.sh
	</syntaxhighlight>

	== Usage reports dashboard ==		== Usage reports dashboard ==

	A web dashboard with usage and cost reports is available at https://reports.anunna.wur.nl/.		A web dashboard with usage and cost reports per group is available at https://reports.anunna.wur.nl/.

	~~<!-- TODO: document the~~ reports~~.anunna.wur.nl dashboard — what reports it offers, who can see what (your own usage vs your~~ group~~'s), and how to read them~~. ~~-->~~		Access to group reports is only available for group leads.

			Changes/access can be requested through the normal [[Support\|support options]].
	== Costs and tariffs ==		== Costs and tariffs ==

Haars001: IA migration §11: merge Get my bill + Cost alerting into Reporting Usage (SACCT→Monitoring Jobs; Tariffs sibling) (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-19T07:26:37Z

IA migration §11: merge Get my bill + Cost alerting into Reporting Usage (SACCT→Monitoring Jobs; Tariffs sibling) (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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This page covers how to see what you and your group are using on Anunna, and what it costs. For job-level monitoring (<code>squeue</code>, <code>sacct</code>, and the rest) see [[Monitoring Jobs]]; for the prices themselves see [[Tariffs]].

== Estimating your costs ==

The <code>get_my_bill</code> script estimates your costs over a period. Load the <code>anunna</code> module and run it:

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
module load anunna
get_my_bill
</syntaxhighlight>

By default it reports your cost for the current month so far, broken down by account (project) and by storage tier. The figures are advisory.

Useful options:

* <code>-g</code> — show results for your entire group.
* <code>-d compute</code> or <code>-d disk</code> — extra detail on compute or disk usage.
* <code>-t YYYY-MM</code> — results for a specific month.

== Cost alerts ==

You can have Anunna email you when your bill passes a threshold. Configure, change, or remove the alert with:

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
module load anunna
alert_config.sh
</syntaxhighlight>

== Usage reports dashboard ==

A web dashboard with usage and cost reports is available at https://reports.anunna.wur.nl/.



== Costs and tariffs ==

For the per-hour and per-TB prices used to calculate these figures — compute, GPU, storage, and reservations — see [[Tariffs]].

If your group has a commitment, usage is deducted from it; once you reach around 125% of the commitment, the HPC team will get in touch.

== See also ==
* [[Tariffs]]
* [[Monitoring Jobs]]
* [[Storage Systems Overview]]