Video Tutorials
Context
We try to make very few assumptions about the experience of the user so that videos are of value to novices and those with experience (we do not want to leave anyone behind). All users of all types are welcome on ARC resources and are encouraged to use them.
ARC Video Categories and Links
Number |
Category Topic |
Link |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
1 |
Getting help |
There are many ways to obtain ARC services; here’s how. |
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2 |
ARC: general overview |
Introduction to ARC. |
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3 |
Creating ARC user accounts and projects |
How to create ARC accounts for students and faculty/staff, and how PIs create projects. |
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4 |
Data on ARC clusters |
Data backups. |
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5 |
Connecting to ARC clusters |
Various ways to connect to ARC systems. |
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6 |
File systems and management |
File systems and usage. |
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7 |
Modules |
How to use modules to customize your work and job environments. |
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8 |
Interactive and batch jobs |
How to compose jobs of various levels of complexity and how to run them. |
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9 |
Multiple ways to run one job |
We take on computational goal and one code, and run it in myriad ways on the clusters. |
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10 |
Job monitoring |
How to inspect your running jobs. |
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11 |
Login node usage monitoring |
How to monitor your login node use. |
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12 |
File archiving and compression |
How to organize files for storage and transmission. |
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13 |
Simple file transfer methods |
How to transfer small numbers or small sizes of files. |
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14 |
More robust file transfer methods: rclone |
How to transfer files using rclone. |
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15 |
More robust file transfer methods: globus |
How to transfer files using globus. |
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16 |
Python virtual environments |
How to create and use Python virtual environments. |
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17 |
Julia virtual environments |
How to create and use Julia virtual environments. |
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18 |
Apptainer containers |
How to create and use Apptainer containers. |
We try to keep things modular so that you can pin-point the video(s) that are useful to you.
Restarting Videos
If you click on a link to a video, and click the video to start, and it is not at the start position (so that you see a title slide), this has to do with the video storage system. (For example, if you previously watched half of a video, then the next time you access the video, it will be at the point where you previously left off.) Simply move the slider to the left (to the beginning of the file), and start the video. Each video file covers one topic, so no new video tutorial starts part-way-through the video that you watch.