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Revision as of 09:20, 17 February 2023
This page provides a summary of examples and tools designed to help you get used with the Adastra environment.
Warning
Access to Adastra is for now (at least until 01/05/2023) only for computations on the GPU (MI200) partition!
Nevertheless it is also a way to have access to "old" files that we stored at CINES when using Occigen.
A couple of pointers
- Connecting to Adastra: We have retained group and login credentials from our previous setup on Occigen ; To connect to Adastra you need first go through the LMD gateway (hakim) or the IPSL (Ciclad/Spirit) gateway and then
ssh your_cines_login@adastra.cines.fr
And then you will probably want to switch project using the myproject command, e.g. to switch to "lmd1167" ("Atmosphères Planétaires" project)
myproject -a lmd1167
To get all the info about dedicated environment variables (e.g. paths to SCRATCH, STORE, etc.) you can use
myproject -c
- Link to the Adastra technical documentation: https://dci.dci-gitlab.cines.fr/webextranet/