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Using Merlin6 | 13 June 2019 | Everything you need to know to run jobs | merlin6_sidebar | /merlin6/use.html |
Important: Code of Conduct
The basic principle is courtesy and consideration for other users.
- Merlin6 is a shared resource, not your laptop, therefore you are kindly requested to behave in a way you would be happy to see other users behaving towards you.
- Basic shell programming skills in Linux/UNIX environment is a must-have requirement for HPC users; a proficiency in shell programming would be greatly beneficial.
- The login nodes are for development and quick testing:
- Is strictly forbidden to run production jobs on the login nodes.
- Is forbidden to run long processes occupying big part of the resources.
- Any miss-behaving running processes according to these rules will be killed.
- All production jobs should be submitted using the batch system.
- Make sure that no broken or run-away processes are left when your job is done. Keep the process space clean on all nodes.
- Remove files you do not need any more (e.g. core dumps, temporary files) as early as possible. Keep the disk space clean on all nodes.
The system administrator has the right to block the access to Merlin6 for an account violating the Code of Conduct, in which case the issue will be escalated to the user's supervisor.
Merlin6 Access
HowTo: Request Access to Merlin6
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PSI users with their Linux accounts belonging to the svc-cluster_merlin6 group are allowed to use Merlin6.
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Registration for Merlin6 access must be done through PSI Service Now
- Please open it as an Incident request, with subject:
[Merlin6] Access Request for user '<username>'
- Please open it as an Incident request, with subject:
HowTo: Access to Merlin6
Use SSH to access the login nodes:
- merlin-l-01.psi.ch ("merlin" '-' 'el' '-' 'zero' 'one')
- merlin-l-02.psi.ch ("merlin" '-' 'el' '-' 'zero' 'two')
Examples:
ssh -Y merlin-l-01 ssh -Y bond_j@merlin-l-02.psi.ch