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'''How do I access the HPC Cluster?''' | '''How do I access the HPC Cluster?''' | ||
You can remotely access the frontend machines astro01-09 via SSH to submit jobs or to analyze data. It may be a good idea to check the load factor after logging in, using "top", and choose a different frontend if the CPU or memory use is already high (use "<" or ">" in top to temporarily change from sorting on CPU to memory / | You can remotely access the frontend machines astro01-09 via SSH to submit jobs or to analyze data (see [[Hardware]] for an up to date list of available frontends). It may be a good idea to check the load factor after logging in, using "top", and choose a different frontend if the CPU or memory use is already high (use "<" or ">" in top to temporarily change from sorting on CPU to memory / virtual memory). | ||
For example, you can login to the astro06 machine entering the following in the command line | |||
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ssh username@astro06.hpc.ku.dk | ssh username@astro06.hpc.ku.dk | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
Revision as of 14:36, 15 November 2023
How do I access the HPC Cluster?
You can remotely access the frontend machines astro01-09 via SSH to submit jobs or to analyze data (see Hardware for an up to date list of available frontends). It may be a good idea to check the load factor after logging in, using "top", and choose a different frontend if the CPU or memory use is already high (use "<" or ">" in top to temporarily change from sorting on CPU to memory / virtual memory).
For example, you can login to the astro06 machine entering the following in the command line
ssh username@astro06.hpc.ku.dk