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This page is not the options you give to your bsub
jobs, that page can be found here: LSF bsub flags.
Submit jobs with the #BSUB directives as header:
bsub < myjob.sh
- Note: This is different from PBS
qsub
where you just didqsub myjob.sh
List all hosts (the command to see what resources are available on the queue):
bhosts
orlshosts
- Add the
-l
flag for more detail on all nodes -l <hostname>
for detail on that one host
List active jobs by you
bjobs <JobID>
-a
lists even completed recent jobs ("recent" is a few hours near as I can tell)-l
lists more information about the job you have running<JobID>
is optional- You can also specify
-l <JobID>
- You can also specify
List jobs by other users:
bjobs -u <user>
to get jobs by a specific userbjobs -u all
to get ALL jobs from ALL users
Terminate your job
bkill <JobID>
See your history of recent jobs, "recent" seems to indicate longer than a few hours near as I can tell.
bhist
-a
shows your job history going back some 100 entries or so-l
gets more details about your history of jobs- Add a
<JobID>
number tobhist
orbhist -l
to see details about that job in specific - bhist -n 0 -l <JobID> will check all historical logs for job information
bhist
seems to function as a much longer historybjobs
See resources available to the nodes right now
lsload
lsload -l <node>
to see more details on the specific node
See the groups of hosts (Important for -m
flag of bsub
commands)
bmgroup