lsload
displays load information for hosts
Synopsis
lsload [-l][-N-E][-Iload_index[:load_index] ...]
[-nnum_hosts] [-Rres_req] [host_name ... cluster_name ...]
lsload -s[resource_name ...]
lsload [-h -V]
Description
Displays load information for hosts. Load information can be displayed on a per-host basis, or on a per-resource basis.
By default, displays load information for all hosts in the local cluster, per host.
With MultiCluster, also displays load information for all hosts in equivalent clusters (see lsf.cluster(5)).
By default, displays raw load indices.
By default, load information for resources is displayed according to CPU and paging load.
Options
-lLong format. Displays load information without truncation along with additional fields for I/O and external load indices.
This option overrides the index names specified with the -Ioption.
-NDisplays normalized CPU run queue length load indices.
-EDisplays effective CPU run queue length load indices. Options -Nand -Eare mutually exclusive.
-wDisplays load information in wide format. Fields are displayed without truncation.
-Iload_index[:load_index] ...
Displays only the specified load indices. Separate multiple index names with colons (for example, r1m:pg:ut).
Specify any built-in load index. Specify external load indices only for host-based resources that are numeric and dynamic (you cannot specify external load indices for shared, string or Boolean resources).
-nnum_hosts Displays only load information for the requested number of hosts. Information for up to num_hosts hosts that best satisfy the resource requirements is displayed.
-Rres_req Displays only load information for hosts that satisfy the specified resource requirements. See Administering Platform LSF for a list of built-in resource names.
Load information for the hosts is sorted according to load on the specified resources.
