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** [[Using_the_batch_system|Using the batch system]] | ** [[Using_the_batch_system|Using the batch system]] | ||
** [[Applications|Third-party applications]] | ** [[Applications|Third-party applications]] | ||
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* [[Compiling_an_application|Compiling an application]] | * [[Compiling_an_application|Compiling an application]] | ||
* [https://scicomp.ethz.ch/lsf_submission_line_advisor LSF submission line advisor] | * [https://scicomp.ethz.ch/lsf_submission_line_advisor LSF submission line advisor] | ||
* [[Parallel_computing|Parallel computing]] | * [[Parallel_computing|Parallel computing]] | ||
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==For advanced users== | ==For advanced users== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:58, 22 November 2021
Contents
For new users
Linux tutorials
Cluster tutorials
- Getting started with ETH clusters
- Getting started with GPUs
- Compiling an application
- LSF submission line advisor
- Parallel computing
- Rendering without display
For advanced users
Debugging and profiling
Batch system
- LSF mini reference
- Job chaining (dependency conditions)
- Job arrays
- Hybrid (MPI+OpenMP) jobs
- GNU Parallel
- Node allocation for parallel jobs
- Working in multiple shareholder groups
Storage
- Too much space is used by your output files
- Using the local scratch
- Best practices guide for Lustre file system
Reference data
For software maintainers
- Setting up a software stack for a research group
- Creating a local module directory
- Unpacking RPM packages in users space
For IT Support Groups (ISG)
- Setting up a custom ETH group for a cluster shareholder
- Exporting an NFS file system to Euler
- Cluster IP ranges
Software tutorials
Centrally installed applications
- Turbomole
- Comsol MATLAB LiveLink
- Comsol files in the home directory
- Using Gaussian on Euler
- Using MATLAB's Parallel Computing Toolkit
