LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES

Syntax

LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES="resource ..."

Description

Defines instances of local resources residing on the server host.

For numeric resources, defined name-value pairs:
```
"[resourcemap value*resource_name]"
```
For Boolean resources, the value is the resource name in the form:
```
"[resource resource_name]"
```

When the server host calls the management host to add itself, it also reports its local resources. The local resources to be added must be defined in lsf.shared. Default indicates an instance of a resource on each host in the cluster. This specifies a special case where the resource is in effect not shared and is local to every host. Default means at each host. Normally, you should not need to use default, because by default, all built-in resources are local to each host. However, resources that you defined must always be mapped. You might want to use ResourceMap for a non-shared static resource if you need to specify different values for the resource on different hosts.

If the same resource is already defined in lsf.shared as default or all, it cannot be added as a local resource. The shared resource overrides the local one.

Tip:

LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES is usually set in the server.config file during installation. If LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES are already defined in a local lsf.conf on the server host, lsfinstall does not add resources you define in LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES in server.config. You should not have duplicate LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES entries in lsf.conf. If local resources are defined more than once, only the last definition is valid.

Important:

Resources must already be mapped to hosts in the ResourceMap section of the lsf.cluster.cluster_name file. If the ResourceMap section does not exist, local resources are not added.

Example

LSF_LOCAL_RESOURCES="[resourcemap 1*verilog] [resource linux] [resource !bigmem]"

Prefix the resource name with an exclamation mark (!) to indicate that the resource is exclusive to the host.

EGO parameter

EGO_LOCAL_RESOURCES

Default

Not defined