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lsinfo
displays load sharing configuration information
SYNOPSIS
lsinfo [-l] [-m | -M] [-r] [-t] [resource_name ...]
lsinfo [-h | -V]
DESCRIPTION
By default, displays all load sharing configuration information including resource names and their meanings, host types and models, and associated CPU factors known to the system.
By default, displays information about all resources. Resource information includes resource name, resource type, description, and the default sort order for the resource.
You can use resource names in task placement requests.
Use this command with options to selectively view configured resources, host types, and host models.
OPTIONS
-l
Displays resource information in a long multi-line format. Additional parameters are displayed including whether a resource is built-in or configured, and whether the resource value changes dynamically or is static. If the resource value changes dynamically then the interval indicates how often it is evaluated.
-m
Displays only information about host models that exist in the cluster.
-M
Displays information about all host models in the file lsf.shared.
-r
Displays only information about configured resources.
-t
Displays only information about configured host types. See lsload(1) and
lshosts(1).
resource_name ...
Displays only information about the specified resources.
-h
Prints command usage to stderr and exits.
-V
Prints LSF release version to stderr and exits.
OUTPUT
-l option
The -l option displays all information available about load indices.
TYPE
Indicates whether the resource is numeric, string, or Boolean.
ORDER
INTERVAL
The number of seconds between updates of that index. Load indices are updated every INTERVAL seconds. A value of 0 means the value never changes.
BUILTIN
If BUILTIN is Yes, the resource name is defined internally by LIM. If
BUILTIN is No, the resource name is site-specific defined externally by the
LSF administrator.
DYNAMIC
If DYNAMIC is Yes the resource is a load index that changes over time. If
DYNAMIC is No the resource represents information that is fixed such as
the total swap space on a host. Resources are Static or Boolean.
RELEASE
Applies to numeric shared resources only, such as floating licenses.
Indicates whether LSF releases the resource when a job using the resource
is suspended. When a job using a shared resource is suspended, the
resource is held or released by the job depending on the configuration of
the RELEASE parameter in lsf.shared.
No indicates the resource is held. Yes indicates the resource is released.
SEE ALSO
lsfintro(1), lshosts(1), lsload(1), lsf.shared(5), ls_info(3),
ls_policy(3)
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