Administering Platform LSF - SAS

Configuring lsf.shared Resource Section
Configuring lsf.shared Resource Section
Example
Configured resources are defined in the Resource section of lsf.shared.
There is no distinction between shared and non-shared resources.
You must specify at least a name and description for the resource, using the
keywords RESOURCENAME and DESCRIPTION.
◆ A resource name cannot begin with a number.
◆ A resource name cannot contain any of the following characters
: . ( ) [ + - * / ! & | < > @ =
◆ A resource name cannot be any of the following reserved names:
cpu cpuf io login ls idle maxmem maxswp maxtmp type model
status it mem ncpus ndisks pg r15m r15s r1m swap swp tmp ut
◆ Resource names are case sensitive
◆ Resource names can be up to 29 characters in length
You can also specify:
◆ The resource type (TYPE = Boolean | String | Numeric)
The default is Boolean.
◆ For dynamic resources, the update interval (INTERVAL, in seconds)
◆ For numeric resources, where a higher value indicates greater load
(INCREASING = Y)
◆ For numeric shared resources, where LSF releases the resource when a job
using the resource is suspended (RELEASE = Y)
When the optional attributes are not specified, the resource is treated as static
and Boolean.
Begin Resource
RESOURCENAME TYPE INTERVAL INCREASING DESCRIPTION
mips Boolean () () (MIPS architecture)
dec Boolean () () (DECStation system)
scratch Numeric 30 N (Shared scratch space on server)
synopsys Numeric 30 N (Floating licenses for Synopsys)
verilog Numeric 30 N (Floating licenses for Verilog)
console String 30 N (User Logged in on console)
End Resource
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