Click on “Register”; agree to the Acceptable Usage Policy; then fill out and submit a Compute Canada account application. Indicate on the application form in step 2 that you are a “Sponsored User”. Enter the PI’s Compute Canada Role Identifier (CCRI); Prof. Zingg's is syu-780.
The PI will receive a request to approve the account application.
After a few days, the you will receive a Compute Canada account confirmation email.
On Graham, logging in automatically creates your account. Log in using your compute canada username and password by:
1. Download the sample .bashrc file for graham here and put it in your home directory (scp it from oddjob or copy and paste in a text editor.)
2. Make sure you name it ".bashrc". Source it by (all changes you ever make to this file must be sourced)
3. IMPORTANT: Chane all instances of <user> to your username (your oddjob or graham username as appropriate)!!
>> source .bashrc
B) Setup some directories
>> mkdir ~/bin
>> mkdir ~/grid_utils
C) Setup SSH keys
1. On the HPC system (SciNet, Graham, etc)
>> ssh-keygen -t rsa
When prompted, enter a passphrase.
2. Now transfer the public keys to your local machine (and vice versa). On the HPC system (eg graham):
1. Get a copy of the code from the central repository
>> git clone -o central <local-username>@oddjob.utias.utoronto.ca:/nfs/carv/d1/people/comp-aero/jetstream.git jetstream
2. Now make it
>> cd
>> cd jetstream
>> ./make_jetstream
The make_jetstream script compiles our code (jetstream) as well as third-party packages. You only need to run it when you first get the code and after group merges. Make sure the executable was created (and has the current time stamp) by
Jetstream Tutorial for New Students - The Graham System
1. Getting an account
2. Configure your account
A) Setup your .bashrc file
1. Download the sample .bashrc file for graham here and put it in your home directory (scp it from oddjob or copy and paste in a text editor.)2. Make sure you name it ".bashrc". Source it by (all changes you ever make to this file must be sourced)
3. IMPORTANT: Chane all instances of <user> to your username (your oddjob or graham username as appropriate)!!
B) Setup some directories
C) Setup SSH keys
1. On the HPC system (SciNet, Graham, etc)When prompted, enter a passphrase.
2. Now transfer the public keys to your local machine (and vice versa).
On the HPC system (eg graham):
On your local machine
3. Settingup Jetstream
1. Get a copy of the code from the central repository
2. Now make it
The make_jetstream script compiles our code (jetstream) as well as third-party packages. You only need to run it when you first get the code and after group merges. Make sure the executable was created (and has the current time stamp) by