LSF Version 7.3 - Using Platform LSF HPC

Begin Resource
RESOURCENAME TYPE INTERVAL INCREASING DESCRIPTION
...
pset Boolean () () (PSET)
...
End Resource
lsf.cluster. cluster_name
For each pset host, lsfinstall enables "!" in the MXJ column of the HOSTS section
of
lsb.hosts for the HPPA11 host type.
For example:
Begin Host
HOST_NAME MXJ r1m pg ls tmp DISPATCH_WINDOW # Keywords
#hostA () 3.5/4.5 15/ 12/15 0 () # Example
default ! () () () () ()
HPPA11 ! () () () () () #pset host
End Host
For each pset host, hostsetup adds the pset Boolean resource to the HOST section
of
lsf.cluster. cluster_name .
Configuring default and mandatory pset options
Use the DEFAULT_EXTSCHED and MANDATORY_EXTSCHED queue
paramters in
lsb.queues to configure default and mandatory pset options.
DEFAULT_EXTSCHED=PSET[topology]
where topology is:
[CELLS= num_cells | PTILE= cpus_per_cell ] [;CELL_LIST= cell_list ]
Specifies default pset topology scheduling options for the queue.
-extsched options on the bsub command override any conflicting queue-level
options set by DEFAULT_EXTSCHED.
For example, if the queue specifies:
DEFAULT_EXTSCHED=PSET[PTILE=2]
and a job is submitted with no topology requirements requesting 6 CPUs (bsub -n 6),
a pset is allocated using 3 cells with 2 CPUs in each cell.
If the job is submitted:
bsub -n 6 -ext "PSET[PTILE=3]" myjob
The pset option in the command overrides the DEFAULT_EXTSCHED, so a pset is
allocated using 2 cells with 3 CPUs in each cell.
MANDATORY_EXTSCHED=PSET[topology]
Specifies mandatory pset topology scheduling options for the queue.