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keller_and_evans_lab:cu_research_computing [2019/10/08 10:14]
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keller_and_evans_lab:cu_research_computing [2019/11/08 12:06]
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-General documentation for using RC is [[[https://www.rc.colorado.edu/support|on their website]]]. This document will mostly cover specific instructions for using it in the Vrieze and Keller labs. We will try to update this, but RC is a bit of a moving target, so some of what is written below may now be outdated.+ 
 +This document will mostly cover specific instructions for using RC in the Vrieze and Keller labs. We will try to update this, but RC is a bit of a moving target, so some of what is written below may now be outdated. 
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 +======= Getting started ======= 
 + 
 +General documentation for using RC is [[[https://curc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/|on their website]]]. We recommend that ALL new users first read these overviews on that webpage. In particular: \\ 
 +Logging In <which you've already done> 
 +Duo 2-factor Authentication <which you've already done> 
 +Allocations 
 +Node Types 
 +Filesystems 
 +The modules system 
 +The PetaLibrary 
 +Running applications with Jobs 
 +Batch Jobs and Job Scripting 
 +Interactive Jobs 
 +Useful Slurm commands 
 +Job Resource Information 
 +squeue status and reason codes 
 +Containerization on Summit
  
  
 ======= Overview of best practices ======= ======= Overview of best practices =======
  
-This was written by Richard Border on Oct 8, 2019+[[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1yQToDgohYZIzwu9NL0Z5ORpmN-9qeY3cpT7RDusEg-w/edit?usp=sharing|Richard Border's slides]] from October 2019 (might be out of date)
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-======= Logging in ======= 
  
 +======= Logging in =======
  
 Put these settings in your ''~/.ssh/config'' file so you only have to enter your OTP once per session, instead of for every ssh connection you make Put these settings in your ''~/.ssh/config'' file so you only have to enter your OTP once per session, instead of for every ssh connection you make
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