LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

( [-] | all [~]user_name ... | all [~]user_group ... )
Description
A space-separated list of user names or user groups on which limits are enforced. Limits are
enforced on all users or groups listed. Limits apply to a group as a whole.
If a group contains a subgroup, the limit also applies to each member in the subgroup
recursively.
User names must be valid login names. User group names can be LSF user groups or UNIX
and Windows user groups.
To specify a per-user limit, use the PER_USER keyword. Do not configure USERS and
PER_USER limits in the same Limit section.
In horizontal format, use only one USERS line per Limit section.
Use the keyword all to configure limits that apply to all users or user groups in a cluster.
Use the not operator (~) to exclude users or user groups from the all specification in the limit.
This is useful if you have a large number of users but only want to exclude a few users or groups
from the limit definition.
In vertical format, multiple user names must be enclosed in parentheses.
In vertical format, use empty parentheses () or a dash (-) to indicate all users or groups. Fields
cannot be left blank.
Default
all (limits are enforced on all users in the cluster)
Example
USERS=user1 user2
HostExport section
Defines an export policy for a host or a group of related hosts. Defines how much of each host’s
resources are exported, and how the resources are distributed among the consumers.
Each export policy is defined in a separate HostExport section, so it is normal to have multiple
HostExport sections in lsb.resources.
HostExport section structure
Use empty parentheses ( ) or a dash (-) to specify the default value for an entry. Fields cannot
be left blank.
Example HostExport section
Begin HostExport PER_HOST= hostA hostB SLOTS= 4 DISTRIBUTION= [cluster1, 1]
[cluster2, 3] MEM= 100 SWAP= 100 End HostExport
Parameters
•
PER_HOST
•
RES_SELECT
•
NHOSTS
lsb.resources
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