Budapest2
This system maintained by NIIF.
Specification
Type | HP SL205s |
# of CPUs / node | 2 |
# of cores / CPU | 10 |
Memory / node | 60 GB |
Memory / core | 3 GB |
CPU | Intel Xeon E5-2680v2 @ 2.80GHz |
Architecture | x86_64 / intel64 / em64t little-endian |
Scheduler | Slurm |
MPI | Intel MPI (impi), Open MPI (ompi) |
Logging in
Set up the SSH access from Skynet, and mount its storage on skynet. (log into skynet and type:)
cd ~/shf3/mid/ssh cp niif/budapest2 budapest2 cd ~/shf3/key/ssh
Then place your private NIIF key here, and rename it as:
mv <YOUR_NIIF_KEY> budapest2.sec
You might need to export the private key from putty in OPENSSH format, if you used puttygen to generate the keypair.
Precompiled Environment
From Skynet sync up the precompiled environment:
cd /share/niif/budapest2 sshput -m budapest2 -s .
Log into debrecen: You can do this with putty, etc if you don't like logging into debrecen from Skynet.
sshto -m budapest2
Then add the following into your .bash_profile:
PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin
VASP
We use intel MPI for VASP.
First please transfer the compiled VASP binary and projectors from skynet. Log into "skynet"
cd /share/niif/ sshput -t 2 -m budapest2 -s vasp/5.4.1.03082016.impi sshput -t 2 -m budapest2 -s vasp/proj echo -e "\nexport VASP_PROJ_HOME=$HOME/vasp/proj" >> $HOME/.bash_profile echo -e "\nmodule load intel/mpi/5.1.1.109" >> $HOME/.bash_profile
Log into "budapest2"
You can find a sample job of an ozone molecule in $HOME/jobsamples
cd $HOME/jobsamples/ozone
Please fill your email in the budapest2 jobfile,
mcedit budapest2_impi
then submit it:
sbatch budapest2_impi
You can easily increase the number of nodes:
#SBATCH --nodes=4