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== Open OnDemand (OOD) ==
= Open OnDemand (OOD) =


Open OnDemand ("OOD") is a web-based service provided by GACRC which provides users an alternative and/or complimentary method to access the HPC Clusters.  
Open OnDemand ("OOD") is a web-based service provided by GACRC which provides users an alternative and/or complimentary method to access the HPC Clusters.  
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== How to access OOD ==
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= How to access OOD =


In order to access the GACRC OOD web page, You must be connected to the UGA Network, either directly or by [https://eits.uga.edu/access_and_security/infosec/tools/vpn/ VPN].  Logging in requires a [https://wiki.gacrc.uga.edu/wiki/User_Accounts GACRC Cluster Account].
In order to access the GACRC OOD web page, You must be connected to the UGA Network, either directly or by [https://eits.uga.edu/access_and_security/infosec/tools/vpn/ VPN].  Logging in requires a [https://wiki.gacrc.uga.edu/wiki/User_Accounts GACRC Cluster Account].
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To have the best experience using OnDemand, use the latest versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge.  Use any modern browser that supports ECMAScript 2016.  Google Chrome has the widest range of support since the Shell App uses <code>hterm.js</code> which is supported officially by Google.  Chrome currently is the only web browser that natively supports the copy and paste functionality in <code>noVNC</code>.  Other browsers can do copy and pasting manually through the <code>noVNC</code> tool drawer.  Safari users ''may'' have issues when using the Shell App or <code>noVNC</code>.  There is no IE 11 support.
To have the best experience using OnDemand, use the latest versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge.  Use any modern browser that supports ECMAScript 2016.  Google Chrome has the widest range of support since the Shell App uses <code>hterm.js</code> which is supported officially by Google.  Chrome currently is the only web browser that natively supports the copy and paste functionality in <code>noVNC</code>.  Other browsers can do copy and pasting manually through the <code>noVNC</code> tool drawer.  Safari users ''may'' have issues when using the Shell App or <code>noVNC</code>.  There is no IE 11 support.


== Using OOD ==
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= Using OOD =


=== Main Page Layout ===
=== Main Page Layout ===
[[File:OOD-main-page.png|thumb|Example main page after login]]
 
After successful login, the main page will be displayed.   
After successful login, the main page will be displayed.   
[[File:OOD-main-page.png|Example main page after login|750px]]


A list of the different sections of the main page:
A list of the different sections of the main page:


*'''The Top Menu:'''  See the individual documentation sections for each drop down: [[OOD Apps: Files|Files]], [[OOD Apps: Jobs|Jobs]], [[OOD Apps: Clusters|Clusters]], [[OOD Apps: Interactive|Interactive Apps]], [[OOD Apps: My Interactive Sessions|My Interactive Sessions]]
*'''The Top Menu:'''  See the individual documentation sections for each drop down: [[Using OOD: Files|Files]], [[Using OOD: Jobs|Jobs]], [[OOD Apps: Clusters|Clusters]], [[OOD Apps: Interactive|Interactive Apps]], [[OOD Apps: My Interactive Sessions|My Interactive Sessions]]
*'''Announcement Message:''' Shows important announcements only.
*'''Announcement Message:''' Shows important announcements only.
*'''Message of the Day:'''  Shows recent updates or notices about the OnDemand Service
*'''Message of the Day:'''  Shows recent updates or notices about the OnDemand Service

Revision as of 13:52, 25 August 2021

Open OnDemand (OOD)

Open OnDemand ("OOD") is a web-based service provided by GACRC which provides users an alternative and/or complimentary method to access the HPC Clusters.

  • It helps computational researchers and students efficiently utilize remote computing resources by making them easy to access from any device, via a convenient web interface.
  • It helps computer center staff support a wide range of clients by simplifying the user interface and experience.
Open OnDemand Integration with GACRC Clusters
Cluster Phase URL
Sapelo2 Beta Testing https://ondemand.gacrc.uga.edu
Teach Future N/A

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How to access OOD

In order to access the GACRC OOD web page, You must be connected to the UGA Network, either directly or by VPN. Logging in requires a GACRC Cluster Account.

  1. Open a web browser to the cluster's Open OnDemand URL. For example: https://ondemand.gacrc.uga.edu
  2. Login with your UGA MyID credentials


OOD Login Page Example

Browser Requirements/Notes

To have the best experience using OnDemand, use the latest versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge. Use any modern browser that supports ECMAScript 2016. Google Chrome has the widest range of support since the Shell App uses hterm.js which is supported officially by Google. Chrome currently is the only web browser that natively supports the copy and paste functionality in noVNC. Other browsers can do copy and pasting manually through the noVNC tool drawer. Safari users may have issues when using the Shell App or noVNC. There is no IE 11 support.


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Using OOD

Main Page Layout

After successful login, the main page will be displayed.


Example main page after login


A list of the different sections of the main page:

  • The Top Menu: See the individual documentation sections for each drop down: Files, Jobs, Clusters, Interactive Apps, My Interactive Sessions
  • Announcement Message: Shows important announcements only.
  • Message of the Day: Shows recent updates or notices about the OnDemand Service
  • Cluster Graphs: Shows Overall Node Utilization and Job Status on the cluster.

Files

Jobs

Clusters

Interactive Apps

Additional Notes

Per User Experience

OnDemand will spawn a Per User Nginx session upon successful login. This means that each connection on the OOD server is running as that particular user. Each session is completely separated from other users sessions.