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Name | Mount point | Size | Use | Is backed up? | Comment |
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Home |
| 2Tb | home filesystem. Used to keep small files, configs, codes, scripts, etc | no | have limited space. It is only used for small files |
Midtier |
| varies per lab | each lab has an allocation under intended for data that is actively being used or processed, research datasets | no | |
AI GPFS |
| 700Tb | tbd | no | Parallel file system for data intensive workloads. Limited access, granted on special requests. |
Software applications
Access to applications is managed with modules. Refer to <placeholder> for detailed tutorial on modules but here is a quick list of commands that can be used on the AI cluster:
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# list all the available modules:
module avail
# list currently loaded modules:
module load <module_name>
# unload the module:
module unload <module_name>
# swap versions of the application
module swap <module_name>/<version1> <module_name>/<version2>
# unload all modules
module purge
# get help
module help
# get more info for a particular module
module help <module_name> |
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If you can’t find an application that you need listed in the |
Running jobs
Computational jobs on the AI cluster are managed with a SLURM job manager. We provide an in-depth tutorial on how to use SLURM <placeholder>, but some basic examples that are immediately applicable on the AI cluster will be discussed in this section.
Important notice
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Do not run computations on login nodes |
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