Administering Platform LSF - SAS

Starting Parallel Tasks with LSF Utilities
Starting Parallel Tasks with LSF Utilities
Example
For simple parallel jobs you can use LSF utilities to start parts of the job on
other hosts. Because LSF utilities handle signals transparently, LSF can suspend
and resume all components of your job without additional programming.
The simplest parallel job runs an identical copy of the executable on every
host. The lsgrun command takes a list of host names and runs the specified
task on each host. The lsgrun -p command specifies that the task should be
run in parallel on each host.
This example submits a job that uses lsgrun to run myjob on all the selected
hosts in parallel:
% bsub -n 10 ’lsgrun -p -m "$LSB_HOSTS" myjob’
Job is submitted to default queue .
For more complicated jobs, you can write a shell script that runs lsrun in the
background to start each component.
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