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How GRIT storage and automounts work
Storage of data is saved in manageable bite-sized pieces for easier backup and relocation. This also enables us to set storage quotas on datasets where limits are important and These are typically done in this hierarchy: Research Group Users user1 ...
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_netid with your netid (or GRIT login, if it differs from your netid)and replace my_repo with the name of your git repository Project Pages Gitlab provides per pr...
An step by step example
In this example, I will create a root site for my user deployed to https://tjaart.pages.grit.ucsb.edu Create a repository To create a repository, click on the + icon at the top bar, and select "New project repository" On the next screen select "Create fro...
File size limitations
If you try to commit large files to your git repository, you will get the error 413 Request Entity Too Large. To avoid this problem, you can use Git Large File Storage. The simplest way to use git-lfs, is by identifying specific file types that should be track...
Paritions
The HPC SLURM queue has several available partitions. If no partition is specified the default is grit_nodes. The other partitions are to help manage groups with their own infrastructure that have joined the slurm queue. These partitions are named after the la...
GPU Resources
The HPC cluster has a total of 32 NVIDIA L40S GPUs, and an NVIDIA A30 spread across various hosts and resources. Interactive Apps To access these resources via the Open OnDemand web ui simply check the Enable NVIDIA GPU box at the bottom of the interactive s...
Fortran
All HPC nodes have gfortran and Intel's IFX fortran installed. gfortran is in the system path and can be called without any additional work. IFX requires using the setvars script available at /opt/intel/oneapi/setvars.sh in order to use it.
Windows HPC
Access The windows HPC server is whpc-01.grit.ucsb.edu. It can be logged into with your GRIT SSO credentials via RDP or The Authentik web RDP. After login you will receive a brief error message followed by a brief flash of a command prompt before being setup ...
Queue Setup
Slurm FairShare & Queue Position This guide explains: what FairShare is how to check your FairShare status how to understand your job’s position in the queue What FairShare is FairShare is how the cluster balances usage across users. ...
Windows SSH
# Windows SSH with X Forwarding This guide explains how to connect to the GRIT HPC system from Windows using SSH with X11 forwarding so graphical applications can display on your local machine. --- ## 1. Install an X Server (Xming) Install **Xming*...