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Hi Bill -
Thank you for the suggestion. We actually are using the pam_lsf plug-in today to allow users to SSH to a node running their LSF job. It works great! For us, the missing piece is the work of managing the SSH connection and associated processes once the SSH session is established including attaching to the cgroups of the LSF job on the node and then terminating/cleaning up all associated processes when the job is done/terminated. To borrow from the Slurm description, "...to track the ssh connection and any other spawned processes for accounting and to ensure complete job cleanup when the job is completed". Allowing the SSH to connect is solved with the pam_lsf plugin.
Thanks again for the reply!
https://github.com/IBMSpectrumComputing/lsf-plugins/tree/master/pam_lsf
is an existing plugin that controls login to the node and allows a user to login if they have a job running there