September 1999
Intermediate to advanced
332 pages
8h 19m
English
This section discusses the relationship between the LSF software and other Solaris resource control features.
Batch jobs that are launched by LSF run as user level processes in the timesharing scheduling class. As such, the priority that these jobs run at can be adjusted using the Solaris nice(1) command. However, it is not necessary to assign different nice levels to different batch jobs, since batch jobs can be placed in different priority batch queues. The LSF software launches the batch job based on its batch queue priority and can suspend a running job if a higher priority job is waiting or if the batch job is using more than its allotted resources. The LSF software ...
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