B LSF foundations¶
Abstract
概述
User foundations¶
- LSF overview
- LSF Introduction
- Cluster components
- LSF documentation
- Inside an LSF cluster
- LSF daemons and processes
- Cluster communication paths
- Fault tolerance
- Security
- Inside workload management
- Job lifecycle
- Job submission
- Job scheduling and dispatch
- Host selection
- Job execution environment
- LSF with EGO enabled
- EGO component overview
- Resources
- LSF resource sharing
Administrator foundations¶
- Cluster overview
- Terms and Concepts
- Cluster characteristics
- File systems, directories, and files
- Example directory structures
- UNIX and Linux
- Microsoft Windows
- Example directory structures
- Important directories and configuration files
- Work with LSF
- Start, stop, and reconfigure LSF
- Setting up the LSF environment
- Starting your cluster
- Stopping your cluster
- Reconfiguring your cluster
- Check LSF status
- Check cluster configuration
- Check cluster status
- Check LSF batch system configuration
- Find out batch system status
- Run jobs
- Submit batch jobs
- Display job status
- Control job execution
- Run interactive tasks
- Integrate your applications with LSF
- Manage users, hosts, and queues
- Making your cluster available to users
- Adding a host to your cluster
- Removing a host from your cluster
- Adding a queue
- Removing a queue
- Configure LSF startup
- Allowing LSF administrators to start LSF daemons
- Setting up automatic LSF startup
- Manage software licenses and other shared resources
- Start, stop, and reconfigure LSF
- Troubleshooting LSF problems
- Solving common LSF problems
- LSF error messages