April 25, 2016 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
One Constitution Center, 2nd Floor, Charlestown, MA 02129
Course Description
The Scientific Computing team is offering an Introduction to the ERISOne Linux Cluster course to familiarize researchers with our working environment. The class will emphasize common strategies and best practices in utilizing Computational Resources and high-capacity storage systems provided by ERIS. This class will also provide hands-on session, and the audience will have a chance to log onto the system, check out its software stack and use the scheduler for job submission, etc.
Topics
- Cluster configuration: nodes and remote desktops
- Interactive Command-Line Sessions on Compute Nodes
- Queues for job scheduling and resource reservation
- Submitting jobs to the Cluster
- Transferring data
- Software request and installation
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of Linux
- Bring a laptop, either Windows or Mac
- Request an ERISOne account in advance. Please fill the form ERISOne Account Request Form
- Install the NoMachine Enterprise Client. Please find Instructions in the KnowledgeBase
Recommendation
If you are completely new to Linux, we encourage you to attend the Intro to Linux course on March 28, 2016.
Series Information