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Revision as of 09:22, 25 February 2019
Welcome to the HPC Wiki! This aims to be a site-independent HPC documentation. This means all specifics informations about computing centers in different locations and their respective details are bundled in the site specifics section on the left hand site and all other articles should be held as general and site-independent as possible. This means everybody can use the same (this!! :) ) knowledge base, regardeless where they are from and if information about the configuration of a particular system/computing center is needed, the site-specifics section should give an overview about where to find that.
Furthermore, there are different target groups with their respective material findable on the left hand menu.
Categories
Getting_Started is a basic guide for first-time users. It covers a wide range of topics from access and login to system-independant concepts of Unix systems to data transfers. While this gives an overview, all articles in the Basics Section are written with really inexperienced users in mind, to explain concepts in an easy-to-understand way.
A similar article in the Users and Developer Section are planned, but not yet finished.
Look into the FAQs to see tips and instructions on How-to-Contribute to this wiki.
In Progress
General: How-to-Contribute
Basics/HPC-User: make, cmake, Ssh_keys, compiler, Modules, Vim, screen/tmux, ssh python/pip, scp, rsync, git, shell, chmod, tar, sh-file, NUMA
HPC-Dev: Load_Balancing, Performance Engineering, correctness checking
HPC-Programs: Measurement tools, Likwid, Vampir, Score-P, MUST
HPC-Pages:
Software, Access, Site-specific_documentation, measurement-tools, likwid
ToDo
expand cmake, link examples to chain jobs in the sheduling articles, expand OpenMP (Jenni) & MPI (Jan), Basics Benchmarking, scaling tests, Resource planning, Tickettool, How-to-Contribute(Stefan), Tools-Overview