QIM & Reliance

workshop @ 20.11.2024

Hans Martin Kjer & Felipe Delestro

Link for these slides:

Introduction

  • Overview of DCC and HPC
  • VPNs
  • SSH
  • ThinLinc
  • Data transfer
    • Globus
    • SFTP
  • File ownership and permissions
    • Access groups
    • using ThinLinc
    • using the terminal
  • Qim platform
    • Jupyter launcher
  • Questions & break
  • Workflow demo

 

VPN (Virtual private network)

Connecting to a VPN allows you to access the network as if you were physically at DTU.
or security reasons, this might be needed for some services.

Tutorial form DTU Compute Wiki:

ssh userid@login1.gbar.dtu.dk

ssh userid@login1.hpc.dtu.dk

ssh userid@login2.gbar.dtu.dk

ssh userid@login2.hpc.dtu.dk

Using the terminal:

ssh -X userid@login1.gbar.dtu.dk

You can add -X to allow graphical interfaces

Using a GUI (for example, PuTTY)

https://www.putty.org/

SSH (Secure Socket Shell)

Thinlinc

BASICS

Node Selection

Software Selection

Globus and large data trasnfers

SFTP data transfer

Any SFTP client can be used, but FileZilla is a good and reliable option

transfer.gbar.dtu.dk

port 22

File ownership and permissions

Questions & short break

Workflow demo

Reliance-Qim-workshop

By Felipe Delestro

Reliance-Qim-workshop

  • 35