To find the core number on a queue in LSF, you can use the "bqueues" command. This will list all the queues and their respective core numbers in the LSF system. You can also use the "bhosts" command to see the number of cores available on each host in the queue.
Yes, you can change the core number on a queue in LSF by using the "badmin" command. With this command, you can modify the core number for a specific queue or for the entire LSF system. However, it is important to note that changing the core number may affect the performance of your jobs, so it should be done carefully.
To check the current load of a queue in LSF, you can use the "bqueues" command with the "-l" option. This will display detailed information about the queue, including the current load and the number of pending jobs.
Yes, you can prioritize certain jobs in a queue in LSF by using the "bsub" command with the "-sp" option. This will allow you to specify a priority value for your job, with a higher value indicating a higher priority. This can help ensure that your important jobs are processed first.
To check the status of your jobs in a queue in LSF, you can use the "bjobs" command. This will display a list of all the jobs in the queue, along with their status, such as running, pending, or completed. You can also use the "-u" option to only display your own jobs in the queue.