.. _`ris-sept-2020-seminar`: ================================ NVIDIA Workshop - September 2020 ================================ .. contents:: :depth: 1 :local: .. Note:: The compute group ``compute-workshop`` and the queues ``workshop`` and ``workshop-interactive`` are only available to those who partake in the workshop and only for a limited time. If you wish to use compute services beyond the workshops, you will need to `sign up for access here. `__ .. _`ris-sept-2020-seminar-quickstart`: Quick Start ----------- Run on LSF ~~~~~~~~~~ .. code:: export JPORT= LSF_DOCKER_VOLUMES="$HOME:$HOME" LSF_DOCKER_PORTS="$JPORT:$JPORT" bsub -G compute-workshop -M 32GB -Is -R "gpuhost rusage[mem=32GB] select[port$JPORT=1]" -q workshop-interactive -gpu "num=1:gmodel=TeslaV100_SXM2_32GB" -a 'docker(gcr.io/ris-registry-shared/nvidia-workshop-sept-2020)' /opt/conda/bin/entrypoint.sh - Please see our :ref:`documentation ` for more information on selecting a port. - For workshop purposes, placed the script into a scratch1 space that should be accessible to all compute users: .. code:: export JPORT= /scratch1/fs1/ris/application/nvidia-workshop/start.sh - Point browser to the URL given that starts http://compute1-exec-.ris.wustl.edu:... where is replaced by the exec node the job landed on. This is found in the terminal after the job command as <.ris.wustl.edu>>. Run on LSF if not using the MedSchool VPN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - You can also connect to the gui with port forwarding on your local machine. :ref:`You can find the documentation on port forwarding here.` - There are some slight differences when using the workshop queues. These are noted below. - Use the following ssh command instead of the one in the port fowarding documentation. .. code:: ssh -L $JPORT:compute1-exec-.compute.ris.wustl.edu:$JPORT @compute1-client-.ris.wustl.edu - Replace ```` with the exec node where the job landed. This is found in the terminal after the job command as ``<.ris.wustl.edu>>``. - Replace ```` with a number in the range 204-212. Seminar Repository ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - The jupyter notebooks, code, and example data can be found here: https://bitbucket.ris.wustl.edu/projects/DOCK/repos/nvidia-workshop-sept-2020/browse