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Image rendering for data visualization

2021-12-09T18:51:21Z

Is there a way I can remotely using CPU or GPU resources for rendering still 3D images (and video eventually) while still using my own computer and graphics program? I'm very new to this and not sure how it would work.

RE: tensorflow on Bridges

2018-04-07T03:44:48Z

Chris
At the top of this page I typed in 69073 to search for the ticket you created.
The result sends me back here! How do I find the solution to Christopher's question?
--Bob

RE: tensorflow on Bridges

2018-04-07T03:40:12Z

Chris

I have also been trying to figure this out! I can't believe it is not documented.
Did you ever figure out the correct bash script? if so, would you please share it
with me?

Bob

RE: Docker support?

2017-11-20T19:34:23Z

Hi Marion,

Thank you for your response.

The architecture includes a master node, which we would host on AWS (since it has a persistent database), and worker nodes. Worker nodes take compute tasks from the master node, and return results to the master node. Each worker node is provisioned with Docker, and runs several Docker containers.

We have got advice from some of your peers (we opened a ticket). So we are now trying to see if the worker nodes can work with Jetstream.

Thank you.
Pingshan

RE: tensorflow on Bridges

2017-05-25T16:31:33Z

Hello Christopher,

This will most effectively be handled by the Bridges team. I have submitted a ticket ( 69073) on your behalf to the XSEDE ticket system. A member of the PSC support team will respond through the ticket with a solution.

Thanks,
Chris

Chris Hempel
XSEDE User Engagement

tensorflow on Bridges

2017-05-23T22:14:54Z

Hi, I'm new to XSEDE and I'm trying to use tensorflow on Bridges. I'm having trouble successfully importing tensorflow. I've tried to submit the following bash script:

#!/bin/bash
#SBATCH --job-name="test"
#SBATCH --output="test.%j.%N.out"
#SBATCH -p RM-shared
#SBATCH -N 1
#SBATCH --ntasks-per-node=12
#SBATCH --export=ALL
#SBATCH -t 00:05:00

module load tensorflow/1.0.1
python test.py

which calls the python program test.py, shown below:

import tensorflow as tf
print('running tensorflow test')

This gives the following error: ImportError: No module named tensorflow

Any help would be much appreciated!

Support for Node.js

2016-12-16T16:34:59Z

I have a project which runs on Node.js and want to host it on wrangler. However, Wrangler doesn't seem to have the module support for node.js and npm manager. Is there any support for Node.js ?