In the Open OnDemand dashboard (https://login2.coral.um.edu.mo/), you can launch an interactive desktop on a compute node within HPCC Coral using the noVNC client through a web browser. This allows you to have full access to the resources provided by these nodes. To launch a noVNC session, Select Interactive Desktop and then choose a PARTITION (e.g., […]
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How to check the Jobs Status on HPCC?
In the Open OnDemand dashboard (https://login2.coral.um.edu.mo/), you can access the Web-Based Active Jobs by selecting Jobs and then choosing Active Jobs from the menu, or simply clicking on the icon on the dashboard. It will display a list of your queued and running batch jobs on the cluster. You can easily Filter and Sort the […]
How to access the Web-Based SSH and GUI desktop on HPCC?
Web-based SSH In the Open OnDemand dashboard (https://login2.coral.um.edu.mo/), you can access the Web-Based SSH by selecting Clusters and then choosing login0 SSH or login2 SSH from the menu, or simply clicking on the icon on the dashboard. A terminal will launch through the web-browser. Web-based GUI To access the GUI desktop, please select Clusters and […]
How to change Password on HPCC?
To change your password on the HPCC Coral, click on the “Coral Change Password” icon located on the Open OnDemand dashboard (https://login2.coral.um.edu.mo/). A terminal will launch through the web-browser, type “passwd” in the terminal to change your password: A prompt asking for the current password will appear, enter your current password and press Enter. *Note: […]
How to use File Management on HPCC?
Open OnDemand is a user-friendly web-based interface for file management, job management, SSH access, and graphical interfaces. File Management File Explorer for managing files on HPCC Coral, including uploading, downloading, copying, deleting, renaming, and editing files. File Explorer and Navigation The “Files” menu in the Open OnDemand dashboard allows you to access your files on […]
How to publish a Shiny App in RStudio Connect?
Click the “publishing icon ”. The blue publishing icon in the RStudio IDE indicates built-in support for publishing this piece of content. Click the “Publish Application” button. Click the “RStudio Connect” button. Enter this URL “https://rstudio-connect.icto.um.edu.mo/” as indicated and click “Next”. Input your username and password of UMPASS. After successful login, please click “Connect”. The […]
What is “RStudio Connect” in HPCC?
RStudio Connect connects you and the work you do with others as never before. The RStudio Connect provides: “One button” deployment into a single environment for Shiny applications, R Markdown documents, Plumber APIs, Python Jupyter notebooks, Quarto documents and projects, or any static R plot or graph. Extended deployment capabilities supporting Python APIs and applications using Shiny, Flask, Dash, FastAPI, […]
What is “Singularity” in HPCC?
Singularity (https://sylabs.io/singularity/) enables users to have full control of their environment. Singularity containers can be used to package entire scientific workflows, software and libraries, and even data. This means that you don’t have to ask your cluster admin to install anything for you, you can put it in a Singularity container and run. Did you […]
How can I contribute to HPCC?
ICTO encourages to contribute your resources to enlarge the capacity and performance of HPCC. You can consider to purchase CPU and GPU servers according to the specification defined by ICTO and then join HPCC. Moreover, your unit may consider to purchase hard disks according to the specification defined by ICTO for your research data and […]