TSCC 1.0 to 2.0 Transitional Workshop

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During this workshop, we will provide an overview of TSCC 2.0 including the new authentication method, new allocation system, new filesystems, shared data transfer options from the current TSCC to TSCC 2.0, software stack, new partition characteristics, and provide examples of SLURM job scripts.

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General introduction to TSCC 2.0
System overview and login
Allocation
File systems 2.0
Software environment
SLURM job submission and management
Future plans

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Yuwu Chen

Computational Data Science Researcher, SDSC

Dr. Chen received his PhD from Louisiana State University in chemical engineering with an emphasis on molecular dynamics simulation of proteins. Yuwu’s key responsibility is to provide a high degree of HPC customer support and professionalism to the research communities of UCSD and other institutions.

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