Scientific Computing
This section provides information about the programming environments on the NeSI HPCs, explains how to find installed applications, describes how to compile and link your own software applications and provides access to manuals, user guides and training resources
Training
Interactive computing using Jupyter
The NeSI High Performance Computers
Supported Applications
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- Checking your project's usage using nn_corehour_usage
- GPU use on NeSI
- Job Checkpointing
- Slurm Interactive Sessions
- Fair Share
- Job prioritisation
Profiling and Debugging
HPC Software Environment
- Per job temporary directories
- Build an Apptainer container on a Milan compute node
- OpenMP settings
- Offloading to GPU with OpenMP
- Offloading to GPU with OpenACC
- NVIDIA GPU Containers
Terminal Setup
- Standard Terminal Setup
- Ubuntu LTS terminal (Windows)
- MobaXterm Setup (Windows)
- WinSCP/PuTTY Setup (Windows)
- X11 on NeSI
- Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)