lsrun is a non-batch utility to run tasks on a remote host. lsgrun is a non-batch utility to run the same task on many hosts, in sequence one after the other, or in parallel.
The default for lsrun is to run the job on the host with the least CPU load (represented by the lowest normalized CPU run queue length) and the most available memory. Command-line arguments can be used to select other resource requirements or to specify the execution host.
To avoid typing in the lsrun command every time you want to execute a remote job, you can also use a shell alias or script to run your job.
For a complete description of lsrun and lsgrun options, see the lsrun(1) and lsgrun(1) man pages.