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Working with SCC (Interactive, Jupyter and VS Code)
Shantanu Ghosh edited this page Aug 18, 2024
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qrsh -P batmanlab -l h_rt=13:00:00 -pe omp 8 -l mem_per_core=4G -l gpus=1 -l gpu_c=6.0
- -P: Project
- h_rt: #hours you want to use
- gpu_c: Which particular gpu you want, usually 6.0, 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 8.5
Also after you are allocated with a GPU, type these 3 command in the following order:
module load miniconda/23.1.0
module load python3/3.8
conda activate /restricted/projectnb/batmanlab/shawn24/breast_clip_rtx_6000
The last one must be your conda environment, not mine
qrsh -P batmanlab -l h_rt=13:00:00 -pe omp 8 -l mem_per_core=4G -l gpus=4 -l gpu_c=7.0
qstat -u shawn24
qgpus -V
/restricted/projectnb/batmanlab Create a folder with your BuID in this directory.
/restricted/projectnb/batmanlab/shared/Data/
Go to scc-ondemand.bu.edu and follow the below setting (change Working Directory
to your path):
Go to scc-ondemand.bu.edu and follow the below setting (change Working Directory
to your path):

You can directly code in VS Code server.