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In this SCC-hosted Sciware, we will introduce cluster terminology and describe the two Flatiron clusters,
popeye
and rusty
. In the interactive session, we will learn to make use of the software
and hardware resources available by setting up a Python environment and running a Python script on the cluster by submitting jobs using slurm
.
-In addition, we will demonstrate how to use mpi4py
and disBatch
to run distributed Python tasks. This workshop is a pilot session for potential
+In addition, we will demonstrate how to use mpi4py
and disBatch
to run distributed Python tasks.
+
+
In order to fully participate, a cluster account and a laptop will be needed. You will need to be able to login to the cluster from your laptop. + +
This workshop is a pilot session for potential future cluster onboarding and your participation and feedback would be greatly appreciated.`, }, ]; diff --git a/index.html b/index.html index 74130b8..f4c9480 100644 --- a/index.html +++ b/index.html @@ -31,8 +31,11 @@
In this SCC-hosted Sciware, we will introduce cluster terminology and describe the two Flatiron clusters,
- popeye
and rusty
. In the interactive session, we will learn to make use of the software and hardware resources available by setting up a Python environment and running a Python script on the cluster by submitting jobs using slurm
. In addition, we will demonstrate how to use mpi4py
and disBatch
to run distributed Python tasks. This workshop is a pilot session for potential future cluster onboarding and your participation and feedback would be greatly appreciated.
popeye
and rusty
. In the interactive session, we will learn to make use of the software and hardware resources available by setting up a Python environment and running a Python script on the cluster by submitting jobs using slurm
. In addition, we will demonstrate how to use mpi4py
and disBatch
to run distributed Python tasks. In order to fully participate, a cluster account and a laptop will be needed. You will need to be able to login to the cluster from your laptop.
This workshop is a pilot session for potential future cluster onboarding and your participation and feedback would be greatly appreciated.