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-==== Welcome ==== 
-The smallvoice computing cluster at RU.is\\ 
-This email [[mailto:compute@ru.is|compute@ru.is]] for access requests, inquiries etc.\\ 
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-To log on from a terminal : USER@smallvoice.ru.is 
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-We use Slurm as a workload management and scheduling system, with it user have access to shared computing reources.\\ 
-The login node is called freedom, the management server is atlas.\\ 
-Slurm has now 5 partition (queues) and 11 worker nodes\\ 
-The default partition is called **doTrain**, lvl research.\\ 
-Last autumn the 2 trial groups of students started using the cluster, the use a partition called **beQuick**.\\ 
-An partition called bigVoice is being using for special project in LVL\\ 
-The 4.th queue called **cpuMem**, has 3 nodes with only cpu and memory.\\ 
-For this 3-week course project an new partition has been created called **Lokaverk**, all user in this course should send their job to this queue (partition).\\ 
-Lokaverk queue has 2 GPU nodes and 2 cpu nodes\\ 
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-===Prefered practices :=== 
-  * - Good to know, if possible 
-  * What are the steps you job needs, does one part have to finish before another can run etc 
-  * An estimate of the how many tasks 
-  * what resource each task needs (CPU, memory, GPU) 
-  * Does every step require the same resources 
-  * An estimate of how long the will run 
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-All job must be run with slurm using “sbatch script.sh”\\ 
-Please refrain from running interactive jobs on the login node\\ 
-In you home directory there is an readMe and template script.sh file, which can be adjusted to each job's need\\ 
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