Workshop web site: https://training.sharcnet.ca/courses/course/view.php?id=131

Alliance account is required for registration. The course is free of charge.

This two-session workshop will provide an overview of running Jupyter notebooks on the remote compute clusters of the Digital Research Alliance of Canada. The first session will introduce the available options and features for working with Jupyter on the clusters. The second session will cover how to visualize job properties and do some analysis using Jupyter notebooks that are interactive with the Slurm scheduler on the cluster.

Live classes will take place on Wed., Oct. 12 and Thurs., Oct. 13 from 4pm-5pm. Recordings and exercises will be also available for self-paced learning and enrolments after the live classes have taken place.