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=== SLURM === | === SLURM === |
Revision as of 15:12, 19 October 2023
This is a collection of solutions for various specific tasks on ARC and other HPC systems.
Curated list of How-To's
General
- How to transfer data
- How to compress data for archival
- How to organize a shared storage space
- How to work with large number of small files
Linux
- How to use Linux Permissions
- How to understand absolute and relative paths in Linux
- How to change locale settings
Containers
ARC
- How to find current limits on ARC
- How to find available partitions on ARC
- How to use ARC scratch space
- How to run an interactive job on ARC
- How to request GPUs for batch jobs on ARC
- How to request an interactive GPU on ARC
- How to check GPU utilization
SLURM
- How to use array jobs in SLURM
- How to generate a usage report from SLURM
- How to find nodenames allocated by SLURM for a job
Other Guides and How-To's
Pages in category "How-Tos"
The following 21 pages are in this category, out of 21 total.
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- How to change locale settings
- How to check GPU utilization
- How to compress data for archival
- How to convert a Docker container to an Apptainer container
- How to find available partitions on ARC
- How to find current limits on ARC
- How to find nodenames allocated by SLURM for a job
- How to generate a usage report from SLURM
- How to get an account
- How to organize a shared storage space
- How to request an interactive GPU on ARC
- How to request GPUs for batch jobs on ARC
- How to run an interactive job on ARC
- How to transfer data
- How to understand absolute and relative paths in Linux
- How to use ARC scratch space
- How to use array jobs in SLURM
- How to work with large number of small files