Administering Platform LSF - SAS

Viewing Information about Resource Allocation Limits
Examples
% blimits
For the following limit definitions:
Begin Limit
NAME = limit1
USERS = user1
PER_QUEUE = all
PER_HOST = hostA hostC
TMP = 30%
SWP = 50%
MEM = 10%
End Limit
Begin Limit
NAME = limit_ext1
PER_HOST = all
RESOURCE = ([user1_num,30] [hc_num,20])
End Limit
blimits displays the following:
INTERNAL RESOURCE LIMITS:
NAME USERS QUEUES HOSTS PROJECTS SLOTS MEM TMP SWP
limit1 user1 q2 hostA - - 10/25 - 10/258
limit1 user1 q3 hostA - - - 30/2953 -
limit1 user1 q4 hostC - - - 40/590 -
EXTERNAL RESOURCE LIMITS:
NAME USERS QUEUES HOSTS PROJECTS user1_num hc_num HC_num
limit_ext1 - - hostA - - 1/20 -
limit_ext1 - - hostC - 1/30 1/20 -
◆ In limit policy limit1, user1 submitting jobs to q2, q3, or q4 on hostA
or hostC is limited to 30% tmp space, 50% swap space, and 10% available
memory. No limits have been reached, so the jobs from user1 should run.
For example, on hostA for jobs from q2, 10 MB of memory are used from
a 25 MB limit and 10 MB of swap space are used from a 258 MB limit.
◆ In limit policy limit_ext1, external resource user1_num is limited to 30
per host and external resource hc_num is limited to 20 per host. Again, no
limits have been reached, so the jobs requesting those resources should
run.
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