ARC User Guide
- Introduction
- ARC Systems
- Connecting to ARC
- Copying data to/from ARC
- Accessing RFS from the ARC desktop environment
- Accessing RFS from the command line
- Using the ARC desktop environment
- Submission Script Basics
- Job Scheduling and Resources
- Submitting Priority Jobs
- ARC Storage
- Accessing Installed Software Applications
- SLURM Reference Guide
- Using the SLURM job scheduler
- Introduction
- Commands
- Preparing a submission script
- Example 1: job running on a single node
- Example 2: job running on multiple nodes
- SLURM partitions
- Submitting jobs with the command sbatch
- Monitoring jobs with the command squeue
- Deleting jobs with the command scancel
- Environment variables
- Job Dependencies
- Job Arrays
- SLURM FAQs
- How do I submit, check the status, and/or delete a batch job?
- Why does my queued job not start?
- Why does my job fail with the error “/bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory”
- Why does my job fail/die after running for just a few seconds?
- Why does my job fail/die after running for a few hours/days?
- How can I increase the walltime of a running job?
- How can I get an email notification when a job begins/finishes?
- How can I check the availability of free compute nodes?
- General FAQs
- How do I become a ARC user?
- Where should a new ARC user begin?
- What systems can I access as a user?
- How much disk space do I have?
- How do I log on to the ARC systems?
- How do I transfer files to/from the ARC systems?
- How do I access the ARC systems from outside the University network?
- How do I acknowledge ARC in my publications?
- Will application X run on the ARC supercomputers faster than on my workstation?
- How many credits do I have left?
- How do I change my password?
- I have forgotten my password. How do I reset my password?
- I accidentally deleted files, how do I get them back?
- Host key fingerprints for ARC login nodes