Links & Other Info

Links

Good tutorials for getting started with Linux:

• vim tutorial in 8 minutes

Resources for learning about Compute1:

• RIS User Manual

• RIS Knowledge Base

Other useful tutorials:

• Git tutorial

• Docker tutorial

• Fortran tutorial

Report a problem to RIS: Open a Ticket

LSF documentation:

• LSF Command Reference

• bsub command reference

See the b-commands page for a quick overview of commands for interacting with LSF.

Globus endpoints:

• The Globus endpoints for Storage1 are named Wash U RIS storage1 dtn1 and Wash U RIS storage1 dtn2.

• The Globus endpoint for GEOS-Chem input data is named GEOS-Chem data (WashU)

Mounting Storage1 on your Local Machine

• MacOS instructions

• Windows instructions

• Linux instructions

Available Containers (current)

You can find official containers supported by GCST through Docker Hub. Here are containers supported by RIS and group members:

1dandan/gchp-esmf8.0:latest

An environment with ESMF v8.0.0 to support compiling/running GCHP v13 simulations based on Intel compilers.

1dandan/gchp-esmf8.3:latest

An environment with ESMF v8.3.1 to support GCHP v14 simulations based on Intel compilers.

1dandan/gchp-esmf8.3:2023-04

An environment with ESMF v8.3.1 to support GCHP v14 simulations based on a newer version of Intel 2021.1.2 compilers.

geoschem/gcpy:latest

Official GCPy container.

yidant/gchp_env:aws

An environment containing AWS CLI packages.

1dandan/netcdf-utils:latest

An environment with NetCDF Operators (NCO), Climate Data Operators (CDO), and utilities for regridding data (gridspec and sparselt). Running the container requires activation by . /etc/bashrc

Compute1-accessible Networks (current)

VPN’s that you can access compute1 from:

• danforthvpn.wustl.edu (recommended)

• msvpn.wusm.wustl.edu

Wifi networks that you can access compute1 from:

• wustl-2.0

• wustl-encrypted-2.0