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- | Once you have created a Singularity container with JupyterLab installed the following code can be run on the head node of the Cluster. You will need to tunnel into your JupyterLab instance therefore I recommend that Windows users installing MobaXterm (https:// | + | Once you have created a Singularity container with JupyterLab installed the following code can be run on the head node of the Cluster. You will need to tunnel into your JupyterLab instance therefore I recommend that Windows users installing MobaXterm (https:// |
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+ | Note that your Singularity container will run on node91 but this can be changed to any of the Cluster nodes but you will need to change -p (i.e. standard) and -w (i.e. node10) arguments. | ||
Once finished shutdown JupyterLab and exit your job to free up used resources. | Once finished shutdown JupyterLab and exit your job to free up used resources. | ||
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- | #Running jupyter in singularity | + | #Running jupyter in a Singularity |
- | # Based on the following websites: | + | |
- | # https:// | + | |
- | # https:// | + | |
srun -p gpu -w node91 -J jupGAN -c 1 --pty --mem=4000 bash | srun -p gpu -w node91 -J jupGAN -c 1 --pty --mem=4000 bash | ||