The tutorial presented here was recorded during a hands-on Parsl tutorial at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) on Feb. 15, 2023. This tutorial consists of the recording along with a Docker image containing Jupyter notebooks of the materials. The video is not required to use the materials, but will enhance your experience.
The video is available here.
Please disregard the link presented at the beginning of the video and use one of the below methods to get the tutorial materials.
There are three version of the materials (you must have docker installed on your system)
- If you have access to the Illinois Campus Cluster use this image:
docker pull hub.ncsa.illinois.edu/friedel/parsltutorial:1.2.0-icc
- If you have access to other HPC resources use this image:
docker pull hub.ncsa.illinois.edu/friedel/parsltutorial:1.2.0-hpc
- Otherwise use this image for your local machine:
docker pull hub.ncsa.illinois.edu/friedel/parsltutorial:1.2.0-local
To start the docker container run:
docker run -p 8888:8888 parsltutorial:1.2.0-[icc|hpc|local]
Other Parsl resources:
If you have any issue or questions about the tutorial please contact me at friedel at illinois.edu
If you have more general Parsl questions post them to the Parsl Slack
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