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--- compute:tobegin [2024/08/16 11:19] – bjorns
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 In you working (home) directory create your project files for computing.  For example if using python create a python file "runSomeCode.py" with a editor.  Using [[https://code.visualstudio.com/|VScode]] might be the easiest way for beginner to work on the cluster, setup. If using the command line you can use the editors [[https://www.vim.org/|vi]](or vim) or nano.\\
 After your coding file's are ready you need you test the code try them and resolve any issue, bugs(debug)\\
-When ready send your job(project) to cluster, using sbatch command
+When ready send your job(project) to cluster, using **sbatch** command.\\
 The cluster uses Slurm as a scheduler and workload manager.
 To submit your you need to create a file(batch file for Slurm), an example filed is already in your home directory called "myJob.sh", which can be used with minor adjustments.
 But user can also create their own batch file for Slurm, but the content of it must follow slurms ruleset to work and it must be executable.\\
-Assuming your python file is called "runSomeCode.py" and the batch file for Slurm is myJob.sh\\
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+Assuming your python file is called **runSomeCode.py** and the batch file for Slurm is **myJob.sh**\\
 This is the content of myJob.sh\\
 ''#!/bin/bash\\
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 #SBATCH %%--%%mem-per-cpu=2G\\
 #SBATCH <nowiki>--</nowiki>output=myBatch.log\\
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 python3 runSomeCode.py\\
-''
+''\\
-When ready user submit his job to the cluster by running the command sbatch myJob.sh
+To submit this job to the cluster you run the command **sbatch myJob.sh**.\\
 This should be the result user gets\\
 For user to see the status of his job issue the command squeue.\\
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 Beware if coping (uploading) files from Windows to the cluster, you might encounter issues because of different handling of character encoding (Linux/Windows)
+[[compute:venvpython|Python virtual]]\\