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- Audience
- Using This Guide
- Related Documents
- Technical Assistance
- What is LSF?
- LSF Features
- Host Resources
- Interactive Processing
- Batch Processing
- Clusters
- Fault Tolerance
- Structure of LSF
- Load Information Manager
- Remote Execution Server
- Load Sharing Library
- Load Sharing Utility Programs
- Applications
- Structure of LSF Batch
- Getting Cluster Information
- Displaying the Cluster and Master
Names
- Displaying Available Resources
- Getting Host Information
- Displaying Static Host Information
- Displaying Load Information
- Running Jobs
- Running Jobs on Remote Hosts
- Load Sharing Commands With lstcsh
- Parallel Processing With lsmake
- Batch Processing
- Listing Hosts
- Submitting a Job
- Selecting a Job Queue
- Tracking Batch Jobs
- xbsub and xlsbatch
GUI Applications
- Finding the Master
- Listing Resources
- Listing Hosts
- Displaying the Load
- Graphical Load Display
- Introduction to Resources
- Load Indices
- Static Resources
- Boolean Resources
- Dedicated Resources
- Listing Resources
- Resource Requirement Strings
- Selection String
- Order String
- Resource Usage String
- Job Spanning String
- Configuring Resource Requirements
- Task List
- Examining and Changing Task Lists
- Using Resource Requirements
- Batch Jobs
- Scheduling Policy
- Host Partition Fairshare Scheduling
- Queue-Level Fairshare Scheduling
- Preemptive and Preemptable Scheduling
- Exclusive Scheduling
- Interactive Batch Scheduling
- Scheduling Parameters
- Load Thresholds
- Resource Requirement Parameters
- Run and Dispatch Windows for Queues
and Hosts
- Run Windows
- Dispatch Windows
- Batch Queues
- Finding Out What Queues Are Available
- Detailed Queue Information
- Automatic Queue Selection
- Specifying Default Queues
- Queue Selection Mechanism
- Choosing a Queue
- Batch Users
- Batch Hosts
- User and Host Groups
- Configuration Parameters
- User Controlled Account Mapping
- Input and Output
- Resource Requirements
- Dynamic Resource Requirements
- Specifying Resource Reservation
- Viewing Reserved Resources
- Host Selection
- Host Preference
- Resource Limits
- Pre-execution Commands
- Job Dependencies
- Remote File Access
- Start and Termination Time
- Parallel Jobs
- Minimum and Maximum Number of Processors
- Specifying Locality
- Processor Reservation
- Re-initializing Job Environment
on the Execution Host
- Other bsub Options
- Job Scripts
- Embedded Submission Options
- Running a Job Under a Particular
Shell
- Submitting Jobs Using xbsub
- Displaying Job Status
- Finding Pending or Suspension Reasons
- Monitoring Resource Consumption of
Jobs
- Displaying Job History
- Checking Partial Job Output
- Displaying Queue and Host Status
- Killing Jobs
- Suspending and Resuming Jobs
- Moving Jobs Within and Between Queues
- Job Parameter Modification
- Job Tracking and Manipulation Using
xlsbatch
- Shared Files and User IDs
- Running Remote Jobs with lsrun
- Running Parallel Jobs with lsgrun
- Load Sharing Interactive Sessions
- Load Sharing Login
- Load Sharing X Sessions
- Job Starter
- Interactive Batch Job Support
- Shell Mode for Remote Execution
- Starting lstcsh
- Using lstcsh as Your Login Shell
- Automatic Remote Execution
- Host Redirection
- Job Control
- Built-in Commands
- The lsmode Command
- The connect Command
- Modes of Operation
- Differences from Other Shells
- Writing Shell Scripts in lstcsh
- Limitations
- Parallel Execution
- Invoking lsmake
- Specifying the Number of Processors
- File Server Load
- Tuning Your Makefile
- Building in Subdirectories
- Running lsmake as a Batch Job
- Differences from Other Versions of make
- Approaches to Checkpointing
- Kernel-level Checkpointing
- User-level Checkpointing
- Application-level Checkpointing
- Checkpoint Directory
- Uniform Checkpointing Interface
- The echkpnt Command
- The erestart Command
- Submitting Checkpointable Jobs
- Checkpointing a Job
- Restarting a Checkpointed Job
- Job Migration
- Queues and Hosts for Automatic Job
Migration
- Automatically Rerunning and Restarting
Jobs
- Submitting a Job for Automatic Migration
- Building Checkpointable Jobs
- The Checkpoint Library
- The Checkpoint Startup Routine
- Linking
- Limitations
- Environment Variables
- Parallel Jobs
- Getting the Host List
- Starting Parallel Tasks With lstools
- Using lsmake to Run Parallel
Batch Jobs
- Submitting PVM Jobs to LSF Batch
- Submitting MPI Jobs to LSF Batch
- Submitting POE Jobs to LSF Batch
- Using a Job Starter for Parallel
Jobs
- What is LSF MultiCluster?
- Getting Remote Cluster Information
- Running Batch Jobs across Clusters
- Running Interactive Jobs on Remote
Clusters
- User-Level Account Mapping between
Clusters
- Choosing an LSF Batch Queue
- Submitting a Job from LSF to NQS
- Controlling Jobs Running on NQS
- Forwarding of Output Files
- Host Preference
- Interactive Batch Job Support
- Shell Mode for Remote Execution
- Job Starter
- Resource Consumption Monitoring
of Running Jobs
- Job-Level Resource Limits
- Resource Reservation
- More Specific Job Pending Reasons
- Enhanced Parallel Job Support
- Enhanced Checkpointing Interface
- Using Hostname in the Resource
Requirement String
- Customizing Menu Items of xlsbatch
- New Option for bjobs Command
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