Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

lsb.resources
Platform LSF Reference
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Description
A space-separated list of project names on which limits are enforced. Limits are
enforced on all projects listed.
To specify a per-project limit, use the PER_PROJECT keyword. Do not configure
PROJECTS and PER_PROJECT limits in the same Limit section.
In horizontal format, use only one PROJECTS line per Limit section.
Use the keyword
all to configure limits that apply to all projects in a cluster.
Use the not operator (
~) to exclude projects from the all specification in the limit. This
is useful if you have a large number of projects but only want to exclude a few projects
from the limit definition.
In vertical tabular format, multiple project names must be enclosed in parentheses.
In vertical tabular format, use empty parentheses
() or a dash (-) to indicate all
projects. Fields cannot be left blank.
Default
all
(limits are enforced on all projects in the cluster)
Example PROJECTS=projA projB
QUEUES
Syntax
QUEUES=all
[~]queue_name ...
QUEUES
(
[-] | all [~]queue_name ...)
Description
A space-separated list of queue names on which limits are enforced. Limits are enforced
on all queues listed.
The list must contain valid queue names defined in
lsb.queues.
To specify a per-queue limit, use the PER_QUEUE keyword. Do not configure
QUEUES and PER_QUEUE limits in the same Limit section.
In horizontal format, use only one QUEUES line per Limit section.
Use the keyword
all to configure limits that apply to all queues in a cluster.
Use the not operator (
~) to exclude queues from the all specification in the limit. This
is useful if you have a large number of queues but only want to exclude a few queues
from the limit definition.
In vertical tabular format, multiple queue names must be enclosed in parentheses.
In vertical tabular format, use empty parentheses
() or a dash (-) to indicate all queues.
Fields cannot be left blank.
Default
all
(limits are enforced on all queues in the cluster)
Example QUEUES=normal night
RESOURCE
Syntax
RESOURCE=[
shared_resource,integer] [[shared_resource,integer] ...]
RESOURCE
(
[[shared_resource,integer] [[shared_resource,integer] ...])
Description
Maximum amount of any user-defined shared resource available to consumers.