Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

lsb.queues
Platform LSF Reference
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◆ Given a RES_REQ definition in a queue:
RES_REQ=rusage[mem=200:lic=1] ...
and job submission:
bsub -R'rusage[mem=100]' ...
The resulting requirement for the job is
rusage[mem=100:lic=1]
where mem=100 specified by the job overrides mem=200 specified by the queue.
However,
lic=1 from queue is kept, since job does not specify it.
◆ For the following queue-level RES_REQ (decay and duration defined):
RES_REQ=rusage[mem=200:duration=20:decay=1] ...
and job submission (no decay or duration):
bsub -R'rusage[mem=100]' ...
The resulting requirement for the job is:
rusage[mem=100:duration=20:decay=1]
Queue-level duration and decay are merged with the job-level specification, and
mem=100 for the job overrides mem=200 specified by the queue. However,
duration=20 and decay=1 from queue are kept, since job does not specify
them.
The
order section defined at the queue level is ignored if any resource requirements
are specified at the job level (if the job-level resource requirements do not include the
order section, the default order, r15s:pg, is used instead of the queue-level resource
requirement).
The
span section defined at the queue level is ignored if the span section is also defined
at the job level.
If RES_REQ is defined at the queue level and there are no load thresholds defined, the
pending reasons for each individual load index will not be displayed by
bjobs.
Default
select[type==local] order[r15s:pg] . If this parameter is defined and a host model
or Boolean resource is specified, the default type will be
any.
RESUME_COND
Syntax
RESUME_COND=
res_req
Use the
select section of the resource requirement string to specify load thresholds.
All other sections are ignored.
Description
LSF automatically resumes a suspended (SSUSP) job in this queue if the load on the host
satisfies the specified conditions.
If RESUME_COND is not defined, then the
loadSched thresholds are used to
control resuming of jobs. The
loadSched thresholds are ignored, when resuming jobs,
if RESUME_COND is defined.
RUN_WINDOW
Syntax
RUN_WINDOW=
time_window ...