LSF Version 7.3 - Using Platform LSF HPC

specified by the JOB_CONTROLS parameter. A sample termination job control
script is described in “Sample job termination script for queue job control” on
page 50.
Configures rms queue for RMS jobs running in LSF for LinuxQsNet.
Begin Queue
QUEUE_NAME = rms
PJOB_LIMIT = 1
PRIORITY = 30
NICE = 20
STACKLIMIT = 5256
DEFAULT_EXTSCHED = RMS[RMS_SNODE] # LSF will using this scheduling policy if
# -extsched is not defined.
# MANDATORY_EXTSCHED = RMS[RMS_SNODE] # LSF enforces this scheduling policy
RES_REQ = select[rms==1]
DESCRIPTION = Run RMS jobs only on hosts that have resource 'rms' defined
End Queue
lsb.params
Use the bqueues -l command to view the queue configuration details. Before using
LSF, see the Platform LSF Configuration Guide to understand queue configuration
parameters in
lsb.queues.
Removes lsf_data and lsf_parallel from the PRODUCTS line of
lsf.cluster.
cluster_name
if they are already there
For IBM POE jobs, configures the ResourceMap section of
lsf.cluster.
cluster_name
to map the following shared resources for POE
jobs to all hosts in the cluster:
Begin ResourceMap
RESOURCENAME LOCATION
adapter_windows [default]
ntbl_windows [default]
poe [default]
dedicated_tasks (0@[default])
ip_tasks (0@[default])
us_tasks (0@[default])
End ResourceMap
LSB_SUB_COMMANDNAME=Y to lsf.conf to enable the
LSF_SUB_COMMANDLINE environment variable required by
esub.
LSF_ENABLE_EXTSCHEDULER=Y
LSF uses an external scheduler for topology-aware external scheduling.
LSB_CPUSET_BESTCPUS=Y
LSF schedules jobs based on the shortest CPU radius in the processor topology
using a best-fit algorithm for SGI cpuset allocation.