Svante
Updated 2/20/22

Contents:

  • 1. Who to Contact
  • 2. General Information
  • 3. Module System
  • 4. Using SLURM to Submit Jobs
  • 5. Python and Jupyter Notebooks (svante-ood.mit.edu)
  • 6. Best Practices for Svante Use
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Welcome to Svante user documention¶

Contents:

  • 1. Who to Contact
  • 2. General Information
    • 2.1. How to log into Svante
    • 2.2. /home spaces
    • 2.3. File servers
    • 2.4. Compute nodes
    • 2.5. Archive space
    • 2.6. Svante node specs
  • 3. Module System
  • 4. Using SLURM to Submit Jobs
    • 4.1. SLURM batch script example
    • 4.2. Common #SBATCH options
    • 4.3. How to submit a SLURM job
    • 4.4. Requesting resources for multi-core, multi-node jobs
    • 4.5. Interactive SLURM sessions
    • 4.6. Further SLURM script examples
  • 5. Python and Jupyter Notebooks (svante-ood.mit.edu)
    • 5.1. Running Python on Svante
      • 5.1.1. Terminal-window based Python with pre-installed packages
      • 5.1.2. Using Python with user-installed packages
    • 5.2. Running Jupyter Notebooks using Svante Open OnDemand
  • 6. Best Practices for Svante Use
    • 6.1. Use of login node (aka “head node”) vs. file servers vs. compute nodes
      • 6.1.1. Login node usage
      • 6.1.2. File server usage
      • 6.1.3. Compute node usage
    • 6.2. Where should I compile code for running on Svante?
    • 6.3. To which compute node partition should I submit my job?
    • 6.4. Where should I write model output?
    • 6.5. Are there limits on my usage (or computational “footprint”) on Svante?
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