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Adding Queue and Resource Definitions to LSF

Add New Queue and Resource Definitions to LSF for Resource Connector

  1. Add a new queue to lsb.queues:

    1. CODE
      cd ${LSF_TOP}/conf/lsbatch/<ClusterName>/configdir
      vi lsb.queues
Queue Declaration
CODE
Begin Queue
QUEUE_NAME              = xio
PRIORITY                = 90
NICE                    = 20
FAIRSHARE               = USER_SHARES[[default,10]]
RC_DEMAND_POLICY        = THRESHOLD[ [1, 1] [10, 60] [100] ]
RC_HOSTS                = xiohost
RES_REQ                 = xiohost
RC_ACCOUNT              = xio
DESCRIPTION             = xspot
NEW_JOB_SCHED_DELAY     = 0
REQUEUE_EXIT_VALUES     = 99
End Queue
  1. Insert a Queue Declaration as in the collapsible example above.

    1. NOTE: The xiohost strings are required in the queue declaration: this is not modifiable.

  2. Add resources to the Resource Definitions in ${LSF_TOP}/conf/lsf.shared:

    1. CODE
      Begin Resource
      RESOURCENAME  TYPE    INTERVAL INCREASING  DESCRIPTION        # Keywords
      ...
         xiohost    Boolean    ()       ()       (instances from Infrastructure Optimizer)
         rc_account String     ()       ()       (account name for the external hosts)
         templateID   String   ()       ()       (template ID for the external hosts)
      ...
      End Resource
    2. Resource Connector leverages xiohost, rc_account, and templateID when provisioning compute capacity.

    3. NOTE: The xiohost string required in this file; this is not modifiable.

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