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HPC Basics

HPC Usage

Introduction Here are the basics for new users of the High Performance Computing (HPC) offered by GRIT, including the basic tools needed to efficiently access and use the HPC systems and the software they run. The HPC Systems are (their operating system, RAM...

Slurm Usage

HPC Usage

Intro SLURM (Simple Linux Utility for Resource Management) is a widely used open-source job scheduler that we use on GRIT HPC systems to allocate resources efficiently. This guide providies some basic information on how to use Slurm and create scripts for subm...

Using Rsync

HPC Usage

Basic Rsync Usage rsync is a very powerful and widely used tool for moving data. The manual page has many useful examples (from the command line type "man rsync"). Here are a couple of examples to get you started: # the command format is #rsync <switch opt...

MATLAB Usage

HPC Usage

  Using Matlab via CLI Some options of interest: --nodesktop - skips firing up the desktop at startup (if java is running it can be fired up later) --nojvm - skip loading of Java, this means that no desktop can be started up --nosplash - skip trying to ...

Anaconda

Python User Docs

"Anaconda is the hardware store of data science tools, Miniconda is the workbench (software distributions), Conda is the assistant (package manager) who helps you get new tools and customise your hardware store or workbench." (Instructions contributed by Es...

The 'screen' program

HPC Usage

screen can be used when running jobs to allow you to disconnect your computer from a remote terminal session, for example when running a very long rsync job.    # (From a terminal command line): # create a new screen session screen -S    #name the session ...

Jupyter access locations

HPC Usage

Jupyter Web UI available at these addresses. Public https://hpc-01.grit.ucsb.edu/jupyter ✔️ https://forge.eri.ucsb.edu:8004/jupyter/hub/login ✔️ https://tana.eri.ucsb.edu:8000/hub/login ✔️ https://hammer.eri.ucsb.edu/jupyter/ ✔️ https://tlun.eri.ucsb.e...

SSH Key Setup

Remote Access

On a Mac, use Terminal  / On a PC, use PowerShell (run as administrator) or install WSL: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install Open a PowerShell window as an administrator and run the following command: ssh-keygen -t ecdsa Hit e...

R Packages Notes

HPC Usage

We tend to install R with all the packages, so if you're finding one make sure that you are seeing the default install path.  To see the installed packages (from an R prompt): > installed.packages(); To find just one (one example of when it's there, another...

Permissions on Storage

Network Storage

    How do you check file/folder permissions?  anywhere the folder is mounted, use:  getfacl foldername/ or ls -al...

Data Sharing

Network Storage

Methods to share data/storage with collaborators:  https link (like in a public_html directory; publicly available)  Google Drive-like link sharing with NextCloud (allows sharing to groups or individuals) Rsyncd daemon (which requires the use of the comma...

Copernicus Data API Install/Usage

HPC Usage

From scratch Install mini conda https://docs.anaconda.com/miniconda/miniconda-install/ source ~/.bashrc Install the CDS API dependencies conda create --name cdsapi conda activate cdsapi conda install -c conda-forge cdsapi With this the steps to get a...

XRDP and Jupyter

HPC Usage

Using a remote desktop/XRDP to connect to an HPC desktop and then run jupyter in the browser for a long running job is becoming a common use case. OVERVIEW connect to the desktop with XRDP.  open Firefox and then logging into jupyter. If yo...

Creating Link for Data Upload

Nextcloud User Instructions

Scenario: you know some non-UCSB person who has data you want them to upload it to your GRIT storage. First, this feature is only enabled by GRIT staff for temporary use, but once it's enabled, here are the steps.   1) Click on the share icon for the folder...