Say I submit a job using something like bsub pwd. Now I would like to get the job ID of that job in order to build a dependency for the next job. Is there some way I can get bsub to return the job ...

I have an issue with LSF Platform I cannot wrap my head around. For scripting reason, I need to check the running/pending jobs with 'bjobs' (and other b***) with a perl script. For some reason it...

I used to use a server with LSF but now I just transitioned to one with SLURM. What is the equivalent command of bpeek (for LSF) in SLURM? bpeek bpeek Displays the stdout and stderr output of an...

Why is it not recommended to run squeue in a loop to avoid overloading Slurm, but no such limitations are mentioned for the bjobs tool from LSF or qstat from SGE ? The man page for squeue states: ...

When using bsub with LSF, the -o option gave a lot of details such as when the job started and ended and how much memory and CPU time the job took. With SLURM, all I get is the same standard output...

Can I submit "one-liners" to SLURM? Using bsub from LSF and the standard Linux utility xargs, I can easily submit a separate job for uncompressing all of the files in a directory: ls *.gz | sed '...

I would like to submit a job with Platform LSF and have the output placed in a file (bsub -o), without a job report at the end of it. Using bsub -N removes the job report from the file, but instead...

I'm using a library that generates a whole ton of output to stderr (and there is really no way to suppress the output directly in the code; it is ROOT's Minuit2 minimizer which is known for not hav...

BASIC PROBLEM: I want to submit N + 1 jobs to an LSF-managed Linux cluster in such a way that the (N + 1)-st "wrap-up" job is not run until all the preceding N jobs have finishe...

I would like to program job limits for the LSF command bsub into my Perl script which launches LSF jobs under the hood. If I have something like 2000 jobs, I would like to run at most 20 jobs at an...