Representing job resources in LSF

Learn how job resources are represented in LSF.

Batch built-in resources
Static resources
Load indices
About configured resources
Configure host resources
Add and remove hosts in your cluster. Configure LSF to run batch jobs on dynamic hosts. Configure a host to run one job at a time.
Share resources in queues
Learn how to configure LSF queues. Use LSF commands to control queues (close, open, activate, inactivate). Configure dispatch and run windows in queues. Restrict which hosts can use queues. Restrict the job size requested by parallel jobs in a queue. Add queue administrators and give users access to queues. Control job order within queues and switch jobs from one queue to another. Configure an exclusive queue.
Share resources with application profiles
Application profiles improve the management of applications by separating scheduling policies (for example, job preemption and fair share scheduling) from application-level requirements, such as pre-execution and post-execution commands, resource limits, or job controls.

Parent topic: Configuring and sharing IBM Spectrum LSF job resources