LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

EADMIN_TRIGGER_DURATION
Syntax
EADMIN_TRIGGER_DURATION=minutes
Description
Defines how often LSF_SERVERDIR/eadmin is invoked once a job exception is detected.
Used in conjunction with job exception handling parameters JOB_IDLE, JOB_OVERRUN,
and JOB_UNDERRUN in lsb.queues.
Tip:
Tune EADMIN_TRIGGER_DURATION carefully. Shorter values
may raise false alarms, longer values may not trigger exceptions
frequently enough.
Example
EADMIN_TRIGGER_DURATION=5
Default
1 minute
ENABLE_DEFAULT_EGO_SLA
Syntax
ENABLE_DEFAULT_EGO_SLA=service_class_name | consumer_name
Description
The name of the default service class or EGO consumer name for EGO-enabled SLA
scheduling. If the specified SLA does not exist in lsb.servieclasses, LSF creates one with
the specified consumer name, velocity of 1, priority of 1, and a time window that is always
open.
If the name of the default SLA is not configured in lsb.servicesclasses, it must be the
name of a valid EGO consumer.
ENABLE_DEFAULT_EGO_SLA is required to turn on EGO-enabled SLA scheduling. All
LSF resource management is delegated to Platform EGO, and all LSF hosts are under EGO
control. When all jobs running in the default SLA finish, all allocated hosts are released to
EGO after the default idle timeout of 120 seconds (configurable by MAX_HOST_IDLE_TIME
in lsb.serviceclasses).
When you submit a job to LSF without explicitly using the -sla option to specify a service class
name, LSF puts the job in the default service class specified by service_class_name.
Default
Not defined. When a user submits a job to LSF without explicitly specifying a service class,
and there is no default service class defined by this parameter, LSF does not attach the job to
any service class.
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