Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

lsmon
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lsmon
displays load information for LSF hosts and periodically updates the display
SYNOPSIS
lsmon [-N | -E] [-n num_hosts] [-R res_req] [-I index_list] [-i interval]
[
-L file_name] [host_name ...]
lsmon [-h | -V]
DESCRIPTION
lsmon is a full-screen LSF monitoring utility that displays and updates load information
for hosts in a cluster.
By default, displays load information for all hosts in the cluster, up to the number of
lines that will fit on-screen.
By default, displays raw load indices.
By default, load information is sorted according to CPU and paging load.
By default, load information is updated every 10 seconds.
OPTIONS
-N
Displays normalized CPU run queue length load indices (see lsfintro(1)).
-E
Displays effective CPU run queue length load indices (see lsfintro(1)). Options -N
and
-E are mutually exclusive.
-n num_hosts
Displays only load information for the requested number of hosts. Information for up
to num_hosts hosts that best satisfy resource requirements is displayed.
-R res_req
Displays only load information for hosts that satisfy the specified resource requirements.
See
lsinfo(1) for a list of built-in resource names.
Load information for the hosts is sorted according to load on the specified resources.
If res_req contains special resource names, only load information for hosts that provide
these resources is displayed (see
lshosts(1) to find out what resources are available
on each host).
If one or more host names are specified, only load information for the hosts that satisfy
the resource requirements is displayed.
-I index_list
Displays only load information for the specified load indices. Load index names must
be separated by a colon (for example,
r1m:pg:ut).
If the index list
index_list is too long to fit in the screen of the user who invoked
the command, the output is truncated. For example, if the invoker's screen is 80
characters wide, then up to 10 load indices are displayed.