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==Access to development GPUs== | ==Access to development GPUs== | ||
All AImageLab-SRV users can access the development GPUs. The development resources are managed by SLURM, within the partition <code>all_serial</code>. | All AImageLab-SRV users can access the development GPUs. The development resources are managed by SLURM, within the partition <code>all_serial</code>. To access them, you always need to specify one account. To get the list of accounts assigned to your username, run the <code>susage</code> command. | ||
===Use from shell=== | ===Use from shell=== | ||
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To get a shell with a development GPU, use the following command from the login node or a development node: | To get a shell with a development GPU, use the following command from the login node or a development node: | ||
<code>srun --partition=all_serial --gres=gpu:1 --pty bash</code> | <code>srun --partition=all_serial --account=<account> --gres=gpu:1 --pty bash</code> | ||
===Use from IDEs=== | ===Use from IDEs=== | ||
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*Connect to <code>ailb-login-02.ing.unimore.it</code>(e.g.: <code>F1</code>, <code>Remote-SSH: Connect to Host...</code>) and enter your project folder (e.g. via: <code>F1</code>, <code>File: Open Folder...</code>) | *Connect to <code>ailb-login-02.ing.unimore.it</code>(e.g.: <code>F1</code>, <code>Remote-SSH: Connect to Host...</code>) and enter your project folder (e.g. via: <code>F1</code>, <code>File: Open Folder...</code>) | ||
*From the tab <code>Extensions</code>, on the remote host install the extensions <code>Python</code>and<code>Pylance</code> | *From the tab <code>Extensions</code>, on the remote host install the extensions <code>Python</code>and<code>Pylance</code> | ||
*Create the file <code>$projectFolder/bash.sh</code>, where <code>$projectFolder</code>the project folder indicates, containing: <code>srun -Q --immediate=10 --partition=all_serial --gres=gpu:1 --time 60:00 --pty bash</code> | *Create the file <code>$projectFolder/bash.sh</code>, where <code>$projectFolder</code>the project folder indicates, containing: <code>srun -Q --immediate=10 --partition=all_serial --account=<account> --gres=gpu:1 --time 60:00 --pty bash</code> | ||
*Check that the file <code>$projectFolder/bash.sh</code>has all execute permissions. Otherwise run<code>chmod +x $projectFolder/bash.sh</code> | *Check that the file <code>$projectFolder/bash.sh</code>has all execute permissions. Otherwise run<code>chmod +x $projectFolder/bash.sh</code> | ||
Latest revision as of 07:55, 30 June 2024
AImageLab provides development GPUs that can be used via remote debugging. Hosts containing development GPUs replicate the same configuration of all aimagelab-srv nodes.
Access to development GPUs
All AImageLab-SRV users can access the development GPUs. The development resources are managed by SLURM, within the partition all_serial. To access them, you always need to specify one account. To get the list of accounts assigned to your username, run the susage command.
Use from shell
⚠️ Warning : It is forbidden to access GPUs and/or use heavy resources on login nodes without going through the SLURM scheduler.
To get a shell with a development GPU, use the following command from the login node or a development node:
srun --partition=all_serial --account=<account> --gres=gpu:1 --pty bash
Use from IDEs
Visual Studio Code
- From the tab
Extensions, install extensionsRemote - SSHandRemote - SSH: Editing Configuration Files - Connect to
ailb-login-02.ing.unimore.it(e.g.:F1,Remote-SSH: Connect to Host...) and enter your project folder (e.g. via:F1,File: Open Folder...) - From the tab
Extensions, on the remote host install the extensionsPythonandPylance - Create the file
$projectFolder/bash.sh, where$projectFolderthe project folder indicates, containing:srun -Q --immediate=10 --partition=all_serial --account=<account> --gres=gpu:1 --time 60:00 --pty bash - Check that the file
$projectFolder/bash.shhas all execute permissions. Otherwise runchmod +x $projectFolder/bash.sh
- Open (or create if non-existent) the file
$projectFolder/.vscode/settings.json, and make sure it contains the following key-value pair
"terminal.integrated.automationProfile.linux": {
"path": "$projectFolder/bash.sh"
}
