BSUB(1)

💅 bsub(1) — submit a batch job in a familiar OpenLava format 💅

🌸 NAME 🌸

bsub — submit a batch job in a familiar OpenLava format. This page is serving User Contributed Perl Documentation energy, and the manual name is bsub(1), bestie. 💖

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

bsub
      [-cwd Working Directory Path]
      [-e Error Path]
      [-I Interactive Mode]
      [-m Node List]
      [-M Memory Limit]
      [-n Min Process]
      [-o Output Path]
      [-q Queue Name]
      [-W Time]
      [-x Exclusive]
      [-h]
      [script]

💖 DESCRIPTION 💖

bsub submits batch jobs. It is aimed to be feature-compatible with OpenLavas' bsub. That's the whole mood: familiar OpenLava behavior, but make it bsub. ✨

🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

• -cwd Working Directory Path — specify the working directory path for the job. It's giving “job, this is where you live now.” 🏠
• -e Error Path — specify a new path to receive the standard error output for the job. stderr gets its own little address, periodt. 💌
• -I — interactive execution. Hands-on mode: activated. 🫶
• -J Job Name — name of the job to be submitted. Give it a name, make it feel seen. 👑
• -m Host List — a space-separated list of hosts that this job will run on. Like a guest list, but for compute nodes. 💅
• -M Memory Limit — memory limit of the job. Boundaries are hot, no cap. 🧚
• -n Min Processes — minimum number of processes for the job. It's literally the lower limit, bestie. ⭐
• -o out_path — specify the path to a file to hold the standard output from the job. stdout, but make it a destination. 🍓
• -q Queue — the partition that this job will run on. Queue up, slay later. 🌈
• -W Time — run time of the job. Timebox it, icon. ⏳
• -x Exclusive — run this job in exclusive mode. Job will not share nodes with other jobs. No node-sharing, not even a little. 💀
• -? | --help — brief help message. Quick little rescue text. 🙈
• --man — full documentation. The whole lore drop. 📖

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💖 That’s a wrap, bestie — User Contributed Perl Documentation realness from perl v5.40.2, dated 2026-10-14, filed under BSUB(1). 🫶