EOS User Guide
Contents
1. What is a cluster?
2. Connecting to the cluster
3. Running Jobs on the HPC
4. EOS Storage
5. Backup important files
6. Installing and using software
7. Code Version Control
8. Best practices
9. Using Nextflow on HPC
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EOS HPC User Guide documentation
EOS HPC User Guide documentation
Contents
1. What is a cluster?
1.1. Network
1.2. Storage
1.3. Queue manager
1.4. Things to remember…
1.5. Learning to use the shell
2. Connecting to the cluster
2.1. Terminal
2.2. Generate your ssh key
2.3. Request an account
2.4. Connect to the cluster
3. Running Jobs on the HPC
3.1. Interactive jobs
3.2. Batch jobs
3.3. Checking job status
3.4. Cancelling a job
3.5. Slurm Queues and Priorities
4. EOS Storage
4.1. Storage Configuration
4.2. Large files and common resources
4.3. Genomic references
5. Backup important files
5.1. Software
5.2. Configuration
5.3. Test the software
5.4. Copying files from EOS to your remote
6. Installing and using software
6.1. Why Conda?
6.2. Using Conda in your work
6.3. Configuring Conda Environments
6.4. Searching for packages
6.5. Using environments
6.6. Command reference
6.7. I don’t think I can use Conda because…
6.8. Using graphical interfaces
6.9. Available Modules on the Cluster
7. Code Version Control
7.1. Configuring Git SSH
7.2. Cloning a Repository
8. Best practices
8.1. Structure and document your projects
8.2. Multi-user project
8.3. Use project-specific environments
9. Using Nextflow on HPC
9.1. Launching a Nextflow pipeline