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- Only one interactive job is allowed at a time
- Your job keeps on running after you exit the interactive shell, so you can reattach to it any time or open multiple interactive shells within the same job.
- You may open a basic graphical desktop for X11 applications.
- You may open a Jupyter Lab instance and connect to it through your browser., although use of JupyterHub is recommended instead.
- If running on the HPCF platform, your interactive job may be scheduled to any of the four complexes. You may also choose to run on ECSBy default it will submit to the local cluster, or AA if run from the Linux VDI, although you can choose what complex (platform) to use.
- You can run ecinteractive from any Atos HPCF complex, Red Hat Linux VDI. You may also copy the script to your end user device and use it from there. It should work from Linux, Mac, or WSL under windows, and requires the Teleport tsh client to be installed and configured.
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$ ecinteractive -h
Usage : /usr/local/bin/ecinteractive [options] [--]
-d|desktop Submits a vnc job (default is interactive ssh job)
-j|jupyter Submits a jupyter job (default is interactive ssh job)
-J|jupyters Submits a jupyter job with HTTPS support (default is interactive ssh job)
MoreMore Options:
-h|help Display this message
-v|version Display script version
-p|platform Platform (default aahpc. Choices: aa, abhpc, ac, ad, ecs)
-u|user ECMWF User (default userusxa)
-A|account Project account
-c|cpus Number of CPUs (default 2)
-m|memory Requested Memory (default 8G8 GB)
-s|tmpdirsize Requested TMPDIR size (default 3 GB)
-g|gpu Request a GPU (limited availability)
-t|time Wall clock limit (default 12:00:00)
-f|forward Ports to forward, comma separated (default NONE)
-e|export Environment variables to export, comma separated (default NONE)
-k|kill Cancel any running interactive job
-q|query Check running job
-Q|quiet Silent mode
-o|output Output file for the interactive job (default /dev/null)
-x set -x |
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