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Design Decisions How is the HPC stack setup and why? The HPC stack is designed to provide a se...
File size limitations
If you try to commit large files to your git repository, you will get the error 413 Request Entit...
An step by step example
In this example, I will create a root site for my user deployed to https://tjaart.pages.grit.ucsb...
What websites are available to me?
The GRIT Pages domain is set to pages.grit.ucsb.edu For the examples on this page, replace my_n...
Gitlab account setup
To create a GRIT Gitlab account, you need to have GRIT SSO set up. Once this is done, go to http...
Scratch Space
The HPC stack currently has 20TB of available scratch space at: /home/hpc-scratch This storage ...
Free alternatives to popular expensive software
Adobe Illustrator Alternative: Inkscape (https://inkscape.org/)Inkscape is a free and open sourc...
Slurm Usage
To use the new HPC Cluster The new HPC cluster is available via a GUI to the SLURM interface, wh...
ERI Printers
Introduction Printing at ERI is supported by several printers on the floor (see printers below)....
Rainbow/HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP 4301
Scan to email config log into the web UI via ip On the left panel go to General>Email Server...
SLURM and crontab
scrontab is Slurm’s “cron”—it lets you schedule recurring batch jobs (hourly, daily, weekly, etc....
GRIT AD Password Reset
To get access our systems, you need to set up a password. The GRIT domain password setup/reset p...
IDL Aliases
Adding Aliases note that the latest version is located at: /home/itt/idl older versions can be...
ENVI
To create an ENVI icon to launch ENVI from your HPC desktop: Open an Desktop session from HPC.gr...
Things every new Grad Student should know (IT edition)
Congratulations on getting into the program and welcome to UCSB. Here are some things we think w...
Mounting SMB Storage
Note: SMB works from wired networks and from the VPN, but not from campus wireless. If you want t...
Storage and Backups
Why Backups? True backup maintains time-based snapshots of your data, allowing you to restore ...
Getting Started
CrashPlan is available to UCSB researchers (4 desktop/laptop devices per person). No you can't...
CLI Usage
Getting on the cluster SSH: ssh hpc.grit.ucsb.eduYou’ll land on a compute node inside a Slur...
moving data with rsyncd
This assumes we have setup a data share pointed at the rsyncd (d for daemon) and opened it up to ...