The ISAAC-NG cluster offers access to its compute resources via two means: (i) submission of a SLURM job via the command line or (ii) web based job submission via Open OnDemand. In this workshop, we will cover how to efficiently use the compute resources of ISAAC-NG via command line and submit, monitor, and manage the computational jobs for production work using the SLURM scheduler.

Introduction to anaconda environment setup and software installation on ISAAC. Avoid common pitfalls, and learn best practices for using Anaconda in an HPC environment.

Learn to use Linux Command Line.

This workshop session will focus on the HPC resources available in ISAAC ecosystem for non-sensitive research. The session will also cover the HPC resources offered for teaching purposes.

This session aims to provide users an overview of the ISAAC Secure Enclave cluster, show the information available on the HPSC website, how to obtain a Secure Enclave account, how to access and login to resources, how to request a project for research using the Secure Enclave, provide a file system overview, and describe data transfer capabilities available.

The ISAAC GPU Computing workshop is intended for researchers new to the ISAAC resources. It will describe the GPU resources available in the ISAAC clusters and how to access and use them, including using GPU resources via the SLURM workload management system and access to GPU resources via Open OnDemand, an open-source web-based portal providing an easy-to-use interface to the cluster resources (similar to Google Collaborator).

Learn how to use git to manage research projects.

This workshop is focused on how to request the resources on the ISAAC clusters and launch the computational jobs in batch and interactive mode using SLURM scheduler.

Learn how to use containers to run HPC jobs.

This workshop is focused on using the ISAAC Next Gen cluster and launching the interactive GUI applications such as Jupyter Notebook, RStudio, MATLAB, etc. via the web browser on a user's computer versus the actual computation happening on the cluster.

Learn about the Workflows and Pipelines with NextFlow to run HPC jobs.

This workshop will cover how to write batch scripts and submit compute jobs using the Slurm Workload Manager.