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Users/Accounts

A User is a single person, an Account is a group of users, or even a group of groups.

Activating Users

	*  (hpc-storage3) Add the user to the NIS database, the user will be added to the default cluster account</description>
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Batch mode

A Step by step guide to use Comsol MultiPhysics in batch mode on the HPC/Slurm Cluster.

Initial setup.

	*  Prepare a work folder for your comsol jobs and copy a template to submit these jobs.</description>
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List of HPC/Slurm cluster hardware, ordered by task and age..

Head Nodes
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A Step by step guide to use Jupyter notebooks on the HPC/Slurm Cluster.

Initial setup.

	*  Create a folder to store your jupyter noteboooks and copy the example submit script.


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cd ~/myjupyter
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Batch mode

Two methods are available:

	*  Using the Matlab engine to run your scripts.
		*  Advantage: No Compilation needed.
		*  Disadvantage: You will claim an amount of licenses with respect to the number of nodes running your script.</description>
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On the EEMCS-HPC Cluster are several modules available to monitor jobs and computing hardware.


The scheduler based utilities can be loaded with the following command :


module load slurm/utils


The compute node utilities can be loaded with the following command :</description>
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Starting an interactive session for the ollama user service

Starting an interactive session

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See SlicerNNInteractive github page for more information.

A Step by step guide to setup/start/stop the SlicerNNInteractive Server on the HPC/Slurm cluster.

This examples uses two folders

	*  a folder for the python virtual environment :</description>
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Generic Resources

The generic consumable resources on the HPC cluster are :

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Installing Tensorflow

Select which python version you want to use : python 3.8 (system default) or different versions using the correct Environment Module file.

Install tensorflow using pip3


pip3 install tensorflow


or if you want to install older versions (down from 1.15 you have to select CPU/GPU version)</description>
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