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Revision as of 09:40, 23 July 2020
From the Viz nodes connect to Theta at ALCF with the command:
ssh -Y <username>@theta.alcf.anl.gov
You will find yourself in your home space on the Theta file system. To change directory into a project space you must include the path to the Theta file system. The command cd /gpfs/theta-fs1/projects
will take you to the directory containing all project spaces on Theta.
Note that Theta uses a file system separate from Mira/Cetus/Cooley. There is one login node on Mira, however, that can access both file system and can therefore be used to copy files between the two. This is miralac3
, which is accessed with the command:
ssh -Y <username>@miralac3.alcf.anl.gov
By default, you will be on the Mira file system (/gpfs/mira-fs0/
), but you can access the Theta system by simply adding the path to it (/gpfs/theta-fs1
).
Note: Theta is not a big machine like Mira, it's size is closer to Cetus. Therefore no big jobs will run on Theta. Also, at this time, Theta does not have a priority system. This means one should look at the availability of the machine before submitting a job. The following commands can be used to determine how many nodes are available, and the maximum job wall time for a job to be loaded onto the machine, respectively.
nodelist | grep idle | grep <queue_name> | wc
nodelist | grep idle | grep <queue_name> | head