Anna is a member of the Center for Biomedical Research Support (CBRS), which is home to a number of core facilities: GSAF, Proteomics/Mass Spec, Microscopy, Crystallography, Mouse Genetic Engineering....
The Biomedical Research Computing Facility (BRCF) is the CBRS core facility that supports local research computing.
Tell us a bit about yourself, such as:
This class is designed to be hands-on, to provide you with the enjoyment ( 
) of working in the Linux command line environment.
However, all steps and scripts are detailed on this Wiki, and you will see me exercising processes on the command line interactively. So you may decide (at any time) to just watch and listen.
Note that you will have access to this Wiki even after the class, and I will email you a link to a video of the course.
If you choose to follow hands-on, you'll be using the BRCF "GSAF POD", a set of 3 compute servers attached to a large, shared storage server.
We have set up 75 "student" accounts, named student01 , student02 ... student75 . You have each been assigned one as follows, along with a server to use:
These credentials are active for the next few days, but will be de-activated on Monday October 31, 2022. |
With your studentNN account you can ssh into one of the following servers, according to the assignments given.
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Here's how to access the servers:
# From the UT campus network, or if you have the UT VPN active: ssh student50@gsafcomp02.ccbb.utexas.edu # The common password for these accounts is posted in the Zoom chat. |
If your terminal has a dark background, the default shell colors can be hard to read. Execute this line to display directory names in yellow (and put it in your ~/.profile login script)
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