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scrontab is Slurm’s “cron”—it lets you schedule recurring batch jobs (hourly, daily, weekly, etc....

Selecting Job Resources When starting a job you are given options for the amount of CPU and RAM ...

To use the new HPC Cluster The new HPC cluster is available via a GUI to the SLURM interface, wh...

The HPC stack currently has 20TB of available scratch space at: /home/scratch-hpc This storage ...

To get access our systems, you need to set up a password. The GRIT domain password setup/reset p...

Adding Aliases note that the latest version is located at: /home/itt/idl older versions can be...

To create an ENVI icon to launch ENVI from your HPC desktop: Open an Desktop session from HPC.gr...

We have setup Linux desktop access via web accessible VNC on https://hpc.grit.ucsb.edu. The VMs a...

VS Code server is a VS Code session that is run on the HPC cluster and access via a web UI. To La...

Supported VS Code Options We offer VS Code via the HPC Desktop application as well as the HPC VS...

Cluster Status: You can check the cluster status via zabbix Issues starting interactive apps I...

To launch an R Studio session on https://hpc.grit.ucsb.edu select Interactive apps from the top m...

To launch a Jupyter Notebook on https://hpc.grit.ucsb.edu select Interactive apps from the top me...

Congratulations on getting into the program and welcome to UCSB.  Here are some things we think w...

Note: SMB works from wired networks and from the VPN, but not from campus wireless. If you want t...

Why Backups? True backup maintains time-based snapshots of your data, allowing you to restore ...

CrashPlan is available to UCSB researchers (4 desktop/laptop devices per person).  No you can't...

Getting on the cluster SSH: ssh hpc.grit.ucsb.eduYou’ll land on a compute node inside a Slur...

Introduction Here are the basics for new users of the High Performance Computing (HPC) offered b...

This assumes we have setup a data share pointed at the rsyncd (d for daemon) and opened it up to ...