HP XC System 4.x Software - Manual (Page 104)

Table 10-3 LSF Equivalents of SLURM srun Options (continued)
LSF Equivalent Description srun Option
-ext
"SLURM[nodelist=node1,...nodeN]" Requests 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. -w
--nodelist=node1,...nodeN
-ext
"SLURM[exclude=node1,...nodeN]" Requests that a specific list of hosts be
excluded in the resource allocated to
this job. By default, job does not
require. -x
--exclude=node1,...nodeN
You cannot use this option. The lsf partition
is the only one provided. Requests resources from partition
partition
.
-p
--partition=partition
-ext "SLURM[contiguous=yes]" Requests a contiguous range of nodes.
By default, job does not require
contiguous nodes. --contiguous
bsub -o output_file Specifies the mode for stdout
redirection. -o
--output=file_name
You can use this option when launching
parallel tasks. Specify the mode for stdout
redirection. -o
--output=none,tasked
bsub -i input_file Specify how stdin is to be redirected. -i
--input=file_name
You can use when launching parallel tasks. Specify how stdin is to be redirected. -i
--input=none,tasked
bsub -e error_file Specify how stderr is to be
redirected. -e
--error=file_name
You can use when launching parallel tasks. Specify how stderr is to be
redirected. -e
--error=none,tasked
You cannot use this option. When creating
allocation. SLURM sets LSF job id
automatically. Specify a name for the job. -J
--job-name=job_name
You cannot use this option. LSF uses it to create
allocation. Root attempts to submit or run a job
as normal user. --uid=user
bsub -W runlimit Establish a time limit to terminate the
job after specified number of minutes. -t
--time=minutes
You cannot use this option. LSF uses this option
to create allocation. Root attempts to submit or run a job
as group. --gid=group
You cannot use this option. LSF uses this option
to create allocation. Allocate resource and spawn a shell. -A
--allocate
You cannot use this option. LSF uses this option
to create allocation. Immediately exit after allocating
resources. --no-shell
You cannot use this option. LSF uses this option
to create allocation. Allocate immediately or fail. -I
--immediate
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