% Specify e-mail address to receive notifications about your parameters that can be supplied are:
% Specify a charge account ĬtProjectName(‘name-of-account’)ĬtQueueName(‘partition-name’)
NOTE: Any parameters set with ClusterInfo will be persistent between MATLAB sessions. The ClusterInfo class supports tab completion to ease recollection of method names. Prior to submitting the job, we can specify various parameters to pass to our jobs, such as queue, e-mail, etc. Jobs will now default to the cluster rather than submit to the local machine.īefore submitting a job, you must specify the name of the charge account and the walltime, via ClusterInfo, which will be explained in more detail below. The MATLAB module is loaded with $module load matlab/Ĭonfigure MATLAB to run parallel jobs on your cluster by calling configCluster.įor each cluster, configCluster only needs to be called once per version of MATLAB. Getting Started with Serial and Parallel MATLAB on Aurora LOAD THE MODULE. This is now the recommended way to start MATLAB on the LUNARC HPC Desktop. Starting MATLAB from the menue automatically will set the -singleCompThread flag. On the LUNARC HPC Desktop (Thinlinc) MATLAB R2016a as well as MATLAB R2017a are available via the Applications menu. To start MATLAB on a login node use: matlab -singleCompThread This will NOT prevent matlab from utilizing the MATLAB Distributed Computing Server (MDCS) with which any number of cores can be used for computations. Or using SSH) Please note that as these are shared resources excessive use of MATLAB on the login-nodes will prevent other users from using the resources.Īs MATLAB by default will use as many threads (cores) it possibly can, any user who is to use MATLAB on the login-nodes MUST start matlab with the option "-singleCompThread" thus preventing MATLAB from using more that one thread. MATLAB can be used on the login-nodes (either using LUNARC HPC Desktop i.e. R2016a matlab/8.7 (available on Aurora only) The MATLAB versions available at LUNARC are: Version Module name At each respective SNIC centra the hosting university MATLAB licenses and toolboxes are available for use.
SNIC provides a nationwide set resources with the MATLAB Distributed Computing Server (MDCS) installed.
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