What happened Jinnytty?
What happened Jinnytty?
Because of issues relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, Twitch streamer Jinnytty announced that she would be leaving the United States to return to Korea in a stream on February 5. Jinnytty started her channel in November 2017 and has since accrued over 500,000 followers, regularly streaming Just Chatting sessions.
What is LSF?
Introduction to IBM Spectrum LSF. The IBM Spectrum LSF (“LSF”, short for load sharing facility) software is industry-leading enterprise-class software. LSF provides a resource management framework that takes your job requirements, finds the best resources to run the job, and monitors its progress.
Is LSF the same as SPF?
LSF is an abbreviation for “sun protection factor”, which is also known as SSF, IP or SPF. It indicates how much longer you can stay in the sun without a sunscreen. A person with skin type I and a self-protection time of 10 minutes may be using a sunscreen with SPF 30.
Is LSF a DBMS?
LSF Database The LSF system works with commercial class database management systems (DBMS), providing superior performance and data management.
What are LSF commands?
Summary of LSF Commands
| Action | LSF command |
|---|---|
| Kill a job or kill all jobs | bkill |
| View current/pending jobs View specific job View details (long format) of job | bjobs |
| View the output and error files of a job | bpeek |
| View queue status View queue status for all users | bqueues |
How do you kill Bjobs?
Kill a job (bkill)
- Use the -g option of bkill and specify a job group path to terminate jobs in a job group. For example: bkill -g /risk_group 106.
- Use job ID 0 (zero) to terminate all jobs in a job group: bkill -g /risk_group 0.
How do I find LSF jobs?
Displaying Job Status The bjobs command reports the status of LSF Batch jobs. The -a option displays jobs that completed or exited in the recent past, along with pending and running jobs. The -r option displays only running jobs. The -u username option displays jobs submitted by other users.
What is LSF BSUB?
The bsub command is used to submit a batch script to LSF. It is designed to reject the job at submission time if there are requests or constraints that LSF cannot fulfill as specified. This gives the user the opportunity to examine the job request and resubmit it with the necessary corrections.
How do I get out of BSUB?
If no command is supplied, bsub prompts for the command from the standard input. On UNIX, the input is terminated by entering CTRL-D on a new line. On Windows, the input is terminated by entering CTRL-Z on a new line. To kill a job submitted with bsub, use bkill.