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1. How to access Artemis and RDS via terminal?

Refer to Artemis HPC guide and RDS guide.

2. Where are my project folders in Artemis and RDS?

For Artemis, your project folder is within scratch:

ssh abcd1234@hpc.sydney.edu.au
cd /scratch/PRJ-###

For RDS, you can access:

i) via the hpc:

ssh abcd1234@hpc.sydney.edu.au
cd /rds/PRJ-###

ii) via rcos-int:

ssh abcd1234@rcos-int.sydney.edu.au
cd /rds/PRJ-###

3. How can I transfer data from my local computer OR an RDS location (e.g. PRJ-Frontier) into /scratch on Artemis?

Note: submitting a job on Artemis via command line is the FASTEST way to complete this

a) If your data is local on your computer, you can use a tool like Filezilla or Cyberduck to transfer files to /scratch. Instructions for how to do this are here. These are the methods supported by USYD. If you run into problems using these, please contact Stephen Kolman and copy Ramon in so he can keep an eye on it.

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c) If you do not want to use command line, and prefer to mount /scratch visually, you can use MountainDuck. However, MountainDuck is a paid program, you will need to purchase licenses for your team. This method is not officially supported by USYD.

24. How can I log into a virtual desktop environment to visualise my analyses?

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There are also 3 separate “Largeprivate” VRD nodes that are organised by supervisors. These large private nodes can only be accessed by one person at a time - to use these nodes, please organise your access with your supervisor and remember to log out after each session. Using your respective large node will speed up performance for you and your colleague's jobs.

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