Log in to Pelle¶
There are multiple UPPMAX clusters one can log in to. Here we describe how to log in to Pelle.
Pelle is not ready yet
- Pelle is not completely ready yet, hence the content of this page will change.
- Also, the content will be shorter and sloppier, until procedures solidify.
- The instructions below will not work as of today.
Test users are testing the Pelle environment
- We have pilot test users testing Pelle right now.
- Soon all Pelle users will be let in.
- In addition to SSH also ThinLinc will be available
- Prerequisites describes what is needed before one can access Pelle
- Which way to login?
Which way to login?¶
There are multiple ways to log in to Pelle:
Login | Description | Screenshot |
---|---|---|
Terminal | Console environment, recommended | ![]() |
Local ThinLinc client | Remote desktop, recommended, need installation | ![]() |
Here is a decision tree, to determine which way to log in:
flowchart TD
need_gui(Need to run a graphical program?)
use_terminal[Use a terminal]
use_website[1.Use the remote desktop website]
need_easy_or_speedy(Need easiest or fastest?)
use_local[2.Use a local ThinLinc client]
need_gui --> |no| use_terminal
need_gui --> |yes| need_easy_or_speedy
need_easy_or_speedy --> |easiest| use_website
need_easy_or_speedy --> |fastest| use_local
how_login(How to log in?)
use_password[3.Use password]
use_ssh_keys[4.Use SSH keys]
use_terminal --> how_login
how_login --> |easiest| use_password
how_login --> |most convenient| use_ssh_keys
The procedures can be found at:
Does not work yet. 1.Login to the Pelle remote desktop environment using the website
- 2.Login to the Pelle remote desktop environment using a local ThinLinc client
- 3.Login to the Pelle console environment with a password.
- 4.Login to the Pelle console environment with an SSH key
After login, you will be on a login node.
How to behave on a login node
On a login node, one can and should do simple things only: it is a resource shared with all other users on that node.
If you need to do more intense calculations, use the Slurm job scheduler.
If you need to do more intense calculations interactively, use an interactive session.