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Spectrum LSF

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Lifecycle management of logs in LSF license scheduler

LSF License Scheduler generates blcollect.log and bid.log, and these logs increase over time. Since the license scheduler does not provide a log management feature, when the logs become too large, the administrator must move the files. Of course, ...
about 1 month ago in Spectrum LSF / License Management 2 Under review

Keep in memory jobs killed over PTL (Pending Time Limit)

Hi, following suggestion in IBM support case. We see that jobs killed over PTL are immediately removed from LSF master memory so that even while a job ID was issued during submit, status check via bjobs/bhist does not find such job ID resulting in...
8 days ago in Spectrum LSF / Operations/RTM 0 Under review

Set license ownership per user

All users are assured one (1) license for interactive work. Customer has 100s of users. So, it is not practical to define each user as a leaf in a ProjectGroup.
about 1 month ago in Spectrum LSF / License Management 0 Under review

Implement initial memory reservation and res_req in jobInfoEnt structure

Hello, We can get initial memory reservation and initial res_req using bhist command but it can take a while.I have noticed that initial number of reserved CPUs is recorded in /sw/platform/lsf/10.1/include/lsf/lsbatch.h /*** \brief submit request ...
about 2 months ago in Spectrum LSF / Operations/RTM 0 Under review

add more columns for job export

from job details view, we can export current in file, but the list of avail columns of the RTM settings -> job export view is limited compared to what we can display in the job detail view and also what's avail in the DB table. Can you please e...
3 months ago in Spectrum LSF / Operations/RTM 0 Under review

Do not start jobs with less than X cores per host

It is useful for when ptiles or slots do not fulfill your needs. Using an example, we have an MPI code that requests 100 cores. We don't tell LSF how to grab those cores, and sometimes it will go out and span across 12 nodes, taking 19 cores on on...
3 months ago in Spectrum LSF / Scheduling 0 Under review

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