lsclusters
Displays configuration information about LSF clusters.
Synopsis
lsclusters [-h] [-V] [-l | -w] [cluster_name ...]Description
By default, returns information about the local cluster and all other clusters that the local cluster is aware of. The local cluster detects all clusters that are defined in the RemoteClusters section of the lsf.cluster.cluster_name file if that section exists, or all clusters defined in the lsf.shared file.
Options
- -l
- Long format. Displays additional information.
- -w
- Wide format. Displays additional information. Fields are displayed without truncation.
- cluster_name ...
- Displays information about the specified clusters.
- -h
- Prints command usage to stderr and exits.
- -V
- Prints LSF release version to stderr and exits.
Default output
A listing of the clusters is displayed with the following fields:
- CLUSTER_NAME
- The name of the cluster.
- STATUS
- The status of the cluster. The
following values are supported:
- ok
- The cluster is in normal load sharing state, and can exchange load information with the local cluster.
- unavail
- The cluster is unavailable.
- MASTER_HOST
- The name of the cluster’s management host.
- ADMIN
- The user account name of the cluster’s primary LSF administrator.
- HOSTS
Number of LSF static client and server hosts in the cluster. The HOSTS field does not include floating clients.
- SERVERS
- Number of LSF server hosts in the cluster.
Long format with the -l option
The -l lists cluster administrator login names, available host-based resource names, host types, host models, whether the local cluster accepts or sends interactive jobs to this cluster, preferred authentication name, and the actual authentication name in use.
See also
ls_info, ls_policy, ls_clusterinfo lsf.cluster