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It is often desirable to view the pScheduler schedule to plan new tests, debug a problem or just see how busy a host is at a particular time.
There is a pscheduler command-line client to provide this visibility, or you can generate a view by entering parameters below and pressing the 'Process Graph' button.
The pscheduler plot-schedule command asks pScheduler to fetch scheduled task runs from the past, present or future and displays them as box plot in a PNG image file.
This screen will default to localhost (if you wish to select a different host you will need to run the CLI option)), A time period in the past where you wish the graph to start, and a time period in the future where the graph is to stop.
There are more detailed parameters available on the command line option (such as entering specific start and end dates) if these option do not allow you to view the required data.


For more control over your schedule plot, you can run the command from a command line
Examples :

  1. pscheduler plot-schedule
    • Plot the schedule on the local host for the next hour
  2. pscheduler plot-schedule --host ps3.example.net
    • Plot the schedule on ps3.example.net for the next hour
  3. pscheduler plot-schedule -PT1H
    • Plot the schedule on the local host for an hour in the past
  4. pscheduler plot-schedule +PT25M
    • Plot the schedule on the local host for 25 minutes in the future
  5. pscheduler plot-schedule -PT1H +PT30M
    • Plot the schedule on the local host for an hour in the past and 30 minutes into the future
  6. pscheduler schedule 2016-05-01T12:40:00 2016-05-01T12:55:00
    • Plot the schedule on the local host between the times specified.