HP XC System 2.x Software - Manual (Page 108)

Table 7-2: LSF Equivalents of SLURM srun Options (cont.)
srun Option Description LSF Equivalent
-w, --nodelist=node1,
..nodeN Request a specific list of nodes.
The job will at least contain these
nodes. The list may be specified as a
comma-separated list of nodes, or a
range of nodes. By default, job does
not require. -ext “SLURM[nodelist=node1,..nodeN]”
-x, --exclude=node1,
..nodeN Requests that a specific list of hosts
not be included in resource allocated
to this job. By default, job does not
require. -ext “SLURM[exclude=node1,..nodeN]”
-p, --partition=partition Request resources from partition
“partition” . End user cannot use this option, only one
lsf partition
--contiguous Request a contiguous range of nodes.
By default, job does not require
contiguous nodes. -ext “SLURM[contiguous=yes]”
-o, –output=filename Specify the mode for stdout
redirection.
bsub –o <output file>
-o, -output=none,tasked Specify the mode for stdout
redirection.
Can use when launching parallel tasks.
-i, --input=filename Specify how stdin is to be
redirected.
bsub -i <input file>
-i, --input=none, tasked Specify how stdin is to be
redirected.
Can use when launching parallel tasks.
-e, --error=filename Specify how stderr is to be
redirected.
bsub –e <error file>
-e, --error=none, tasked Specify how stderr is to be
redirected.
Can use when launching parallel tasks.
-J, --job-name=jobname Specify a name for the job. End user cannot use this option. When
creating allocation. SLURM sets LSF job id
automatically.
--uid=user Root attempts to submit or run a job
as normal user. End user cannot use this option, LSF uses it
to create allocation.
-t –time=minutes Establish a time limit to terminate
the job after specified number of
minutes. bsub –W runlimit
--gid=group Root attempts to submit or run a job
as group. End user cannot use this option, LSF uses
this option to create allocation.
-A, --allocate Allocate resource and spawn a shell. End user cannot use this option, LSF uses
this option to create allocation.
--no-shell Immediately exit after allocating
resources. End user cannot use this option, LSF uses
this option to create allocation.
-I , --immediate Allocate immediately or fail. End user cannot use this option, LSF uses
this option to create allocation.
-s , --share Share nodes with other running jobs.
SHARED=FORCE, share all nodes
in partition.
SHARED=YES, share nodes if and
only if –share is specified.
SHARED=NO, do not share node. End user cannot use this option, LSF uses
this option to create allocation.
-O , --overcommit Overcommit resources. Use when launching parallel tasks.
-b, --batch Submit in “batch mode”. Meaningless under LSF.
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