- What Is Open OnDemand?
- Open OnDemand serves as an HPC portal that provides web-based access to HPC resources.
- More information regarding Open OnDemand can be found here – https://openondemand.org/
- Open OnDemand serves as an HPC portal that provides web-based access to HPC resources.
- User Authentication and Session Creation:
- First you will need to have already applied for and have been granted a HPC account using this form – HPC Account Application Form
- Once an account has been approved and created users need to create a session via a kunanyi login website, https://kunanyi-portal.tpac.org.au, using their UTas email and password.
- Open OnDemand Dashboard Menus Provide:
- Files: Provides a GUI interface for managing a user’s home and scratch directories.
- Jobs:
- Active Jobs: Monitor currently running jobs.
- Job Composer: Create and submit new jobs.
- Clusters: Access the kunanyi login node CLI via a web browse.
- Interactive Apps:
- kunanyi Desktop: Start a web-based desktop session, see picture below.
- Note: If your desktop session fails to start, delete ~/.Xauthority and ~/.Xauthority-c then try starting another desktop session. If the desktop session is still failing to launch submit a Service Now ticket here.
- kunanyi Desktop: Start a web-based desktop session, see picture below.
- My Interactive Sessions: View and manage any interactive sessions, this includes desktop sessions.
- Enable Jumpbox SSH: Enables a 5 minute window during which direct ssh connections to jumpbox.tpac.org.au can be initiated. More information can be found here –https://www.tpac.org.au/direct-ssh/
kunanyi Desktop
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