Output
CURRENT LOAD Displays the total and reserved host load.
Reserved
You specify reserved resources by using bsub
Total
The total load has different meanings depending on whether the load index is increasing or decreasing.
For increasing load indices, such as run queue lengths, CPU utilization, paging activity, logins, and disk I/O, the total load is the consumed plus the reserved amount. The total load is calculated as the sum of the current load and the reserved load. The current load is the load seen by lsload(1).
For decreasing load indices, such as available memory, idle time, available swap space, and available space in tmp, the total load is the available amount. The total load is the difference between the current load and the reserved load. This difference is the available resource as seen by lsload(1).
LOAD THRESHOLD Displays the scheduling threshold loadSched and the suspending threshold loadStop. Also displays the migration threshold if defined and the checkpoint support if the host supports checkpointing.
The format for the thresholds is the same as for batch job queues (see bqueues(1)) and lsb.queues(5)). For an explanation of the thresholds and load indices, see the description for the "QUEUE SCHEDULING PARAMETERS" keyword under the
THRESHOLD AND LOAD USED FOR EXCEPTIONS
Displays the configured threshold of EXIT_RATE for the host and its current load value for host exceptions.
ADMIN ACTION COMMENT
If the LSF administrator specified an administrator comment with the
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RESOURCE | The name of the resource. |
TOTAL | The total amount free of a resource used for scheduling. |
RESERVED | The amount reserved by jobs. You specify the reserved resource using bsub |
LOCATION | The hosts that are associated with the resource. |
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