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When it comes to computational analysis or large data transfers, you will rely on compute nodes (and/or Globus /wiki/spaces/RC/pages/349143060 file transfer).
Ways to Get an Interactive Shell
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[wdizon@login1wdizon@ood.asre.rc.asu.edu ~]$ |
This terminal indicates the user is in their HOME directory (~) on login01. From here, we can use the convenience script interactive or the direct command salloc to submit requests to allocate compute cores and GPUs.
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Note, X11 forwarding to your desktop requires you are logged through an SSH client that supports X11 forwarding, such as MobaXTerm on Windows or XQuartz on Mac. Make sure you connect to the supercomputer with the -X option
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ssh -X asurite@loginasurite@ood.asre.rc.asu.edu |
X11 Forwarding is not always a smooth experience due to X11 being an inefficient protocol; if you experience slowness, you might consider also to use the web portal.