UNIPRrunCluster

UNIPRrunCluster connects local machine to a remote cluster for parallel computing

Syntax

Description

This routine assumes that at least a cluster profile on a remote server has already been prepared and enables to connect the local computer to the cluster. The cluster profile (together with the settings of the SLURM parameters) can be created with function UNIPRconfigCluster.

Once UNIPRrunCluster is launched a pop up window automatically appears which enables the user to select the cluster to which local computer has to connect. This function can be called without input arguments. In this case IPaddress of the local machine is used. Alternatively the first input argument specifies the IP address which has to be used.

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UNIPRrunCluster() Call to UNIPRrunCluster without IP address.

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UNIPRrunCluster(IPaddress) Call to UNIPRrunCluster with IP address in character format.

Examples

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  • Call to UNIPRrunCluster without IP address.
  • Call to UNIPRrunCluster without IP address.
    UNIPRrunCluster

  • Call to UNIPRrunCluster with IP address in character format.
  • Call to UNIPRrunCluster with IP address in character format.
    UNIPRrunCluster('160.78.6.11')

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  • Call to UNIPRrunCluster with IP address in string format.
  • Call to UNIPRrunCluster with IP address in string format.
    UNIPRrunCluster("160.78.6.11")

    Input Arguments

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    IPaddress — IPV4 address of the machine which has to be connected to the remote cluster. Character or string.

    A valid IPV4 address has a format xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx where xxx has a range from 0 to 255. Note that the IPaddress which is supplied is not validated.

    Example: '192.168.178.22' or "160.78.248.185"

    Data Types: double

    Output Arguments

    References

    Acknowledgements

    This function is a modification of a function which had originally been written by Fabio Spataro <fabio.spataro@unipr.it> of the High Performance Computing Facilities of the University of Parma.

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