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Important update regarding our service charges collection policy, effective from July 1, 2023.
financial year or at the beginning of service.
Specifically, data storage and compute charges, including but not limited to DartFS, virtual servers, containers, and Discovery shares, will be
User commands
Option
MOAB Torque command (mksub)
Slurm command (sbatch)
Job Submission
mksub <file name>
sbatch <file name>
Job Deletion
qdel / mjobctl -c
scancel
Job directives
Option
MOAB Torque command (mksub)
Slurm command (sbatch)
Job Name
-N <name>
--job-name=<name>
Account
-a <account>
--account=<account
Recover files/folders from a DartFS snapshot
From a Mac or Linux
The easiest way to recover these files is to:
Log into Andes/Polaris/Discovery from a Terminal application
Change directories to the hidden .snapshot folder – note
Environment variables
Option
MOAB Torque command (mksub)
Slurm command (sbatch)
Job Name
$PBS_JOBNAME
$SLURM_JOB_NAME
Job ID
$PBS_JOBID
$SLURM_JOB_ID
Submit
Example: Interactive job (srun)
An interactive job is launched on a compute node and provides you with a command line prompt. Interactive jobs are useful when debugging or interacting with an application. You will use thesruncommand
Example: Interactive GPU submission
Occasionally you may need to run an interactive job on a GPU node to test the code that you are using on hardware which is GPU aware. You can query what GPU resources are available with sinfo -O gres
HPC Scratch Space
volumes
/dartfs-hpc/scratch
network storage, available to entire Discovery cluster plus Polaris and Andes
exact same performance as anything else mounted from DartFS (e.g. home and lab
Hardware Resources for Researchers
Details
Researchers at Dartmouth have access to High Performance Computing (HPC) resources including the Discovery cluster and Linux computer servers with licensed mathematics and statistical
Changing Your AFS Password
DetailsYou can change your password from any system that has the Kerberos tools or AFS client installed. The easiest way for Linux users is to login to Polaris, Andes or Discovery and use the command
Research Computing Accounts
across all Research Computing Linux systems (Polaris, Andes, and the Discovery cluster). Home directories can also be directly mounted from a personal computer as long as it is on the Dartmouth network
Screen
are some basic commands to get you started with screen:
Once on Discovery you can start a screen session by typing the command:
screen
This will take you into a screen session. From here, you
DartFS: Storage and Computing Information
data protection.
Users can also leverage the (SMB) protocol to conveniently mount the storage, offering flexibility in accessing and managing stored data.
Discovery:
The Discovery cluster
SAS at Dartmouth
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Server licenses available for a charge
SAS is not available for MacOS
SAS is installed on the Research Computing shared-access Linux servers and Discovery cluster, and available to all users on
Long running jobs (rcdetach)
Keeping DartFS credentials alive
When you login to a Research Computing system (e.g. Discovery, Polaris, Andes) you get a 10 hour credential to access your DartFS storage. That is your home