Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2
bqueues
Platform LSF Reference
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overrun
Configured threshold in minutes for overrun jobs, and the number of jobs
in the queue that have triggered an overrun job exception by running
longer than the overrun threshold
underrun
Configured threshold in minutes for underrun jobs, and the number of jobs
in the queue that have triggered an underrun job exception by finishing
sooner than the underrun threshold
idle
Configured threshold (CPU time/runtime) for idle jobs, and the number of
jobs in the queue that have triggered an overrun job exception by having a
job idle factor less than the threshold
SCHEDULING POLICIES
Scheduling policies of the queue. Optionally, one or more of the following
policies may be configured:
FAIRSHARE
Queue-level fairshare scheduling is enabled. Jobs in this queue are
scheduled based on a fairshare policy instead of the first-come, first-serve
(FCFS) policy.
BACKFILL
A job in a backfill queue can use the slots reserved by other jobs if the job
can run to completion before the slot-reserving jobs start.
Backfilling does not occur on queue limits and user limit but only on host
based limits. That is, backfilling is only supported when MXJ, JL/U, JL/P,
PJOB_LIMIT, and HJOB_LIMIT are reached. Backfilling is not supported
when MAX_JOBS, QJOB_LIMIT, and UJOB_LIMIT are reached.
IGNORE_DEADLINE
If IGNORE_DEADLINE is set to Y, starts all jobs regardless of the run
limit.
EXCLUSIVE
Jobs dispatched from an exclusive queue can run exclusively on a host if the
user so specifies at job submission time (see
bsub(1)). Exclusive
execution means that the job is sent to a host with no other batch job
running there, and no further job, batch or interactive, will be dispatched to
that host while the job is running. The default is not to allow exclusive jobs.
NO_INTERACTIVE
This queue does not accept batch interactive jobs. (see the -I, -Is, and
-Ip options of bsub(1)). The default is to accept both interactive and
non-interactive jobs.
ONLY_INTERACTIVE
This queue only accepts batch interactive jobs. Jobs must be submitted
using the
-I, -Is, and -Ip options of bsub(1). The default is to accept
both interactive and non-interactive jobs.