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Note that your jobs should not write/read much on the lustre filesystem while the job runs, but either use the ram disk in /tmp or request /scratch if the space of the ram disk isn't sufficient. The [[BwForCluster_JUSTUS_2_Slurm_HOWTO#How_to_clean-up_or_save_files_before_a_job_times_out.3F| Slurm Howto]] shows how to copy and clean up your data from /tmp or /scratch at the end of the job |
Note that your jobs should not write/read much on the lustre filesystem while the job runs, but either use the ram disk in /tmp or request /scratch if the space of the ram disk isn't sufficient. The [[BwForCluster_JUSTUS_2_Slurm_HOWTO#How_to_clean-up_or_save_files_before_a_job_times_out.3F| Slurm Howto]] shows how to copy and clean up your data from /tmp or /scratch at the end of the job |
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== General Workflow of Running a Calculation == |
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On a compute cluster, you do not simply run log in and your software, but you write a "job script" that contains all commands to run and process your job and send this into a waiting queue to be run on one of several hundred computers. |
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How this is done is described in a little more detail here: [[Running Calculations]] |
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== Get access to the cluster == |
== Get access to the cluster == |
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Revision as of 13:08, 26 April 2024
General Workflow of Running a Calculation
On a compute cluster, you do not simply run log in and your software, but you write a "job script" that contains all commands to run and process your job and send this into a waiting queue to be run on one of several hundred computers.
How this is done is described in a little more detail here: Running Calculations
Get access to the cluster
Follow the registration process for the bwForCluster. → How to Register for a bwForCluster
Login to the Cluster
Setup service password and 2FA token and login to the cluster. → Login JUSTUS2
Get Accustomed with the Linux Commandline
HPC Wiki (external site) → Introduction to Linux Commandline
Training course → Linux course on training.bwhpc.de
Transfer your data to the cluster
Get familiar with available file systems on the cluster. → File Systems
Transfer your data to the cluster using appropriate tools. → Data Transfer
Find information about installed software and examples
Compiler, Libraries and application software are provided as software modules. Learn how to work with software modules. → Software
Run sample script from a pre-installed software (Software job examples in the page above)
Submit your application as a batch job
Get familiar with available nodes types on the cluster. → Hardware and Architecture
Submit and monitor your jobs with Slurm commands. → Batch System Slurm
Acknowledge the cluster
Remember to mention the cluster in your publications. → Acknowledgement