🗃️ Apptainer Usage
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🗃️ Python
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🗃️ Workflow Management System
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📄️ Abaqus
Abaqus is powerful engineering simulation software and is available for use on the supercomputer.
📄️ AlphaFold 3
Access
📄️ AMD FPGA
Overview
📄️ Gaussian
Gaussian 16 is a sophisticated software package used for computational chemistry and molecular modeling. It offers a wide range of functionalities for quantum chemistry calculations, allowing scientists and researchers to predict the properties of molecules and reactions. Key features of Gaussian 16 include the ability to model electronic structures, predict molecular energies, optimize geometries, and simulate vibrational and electronic spectra.
📄️ Intel FPGA
Overview
📄️ Julia
Julia is installed as a public Mamba environment. To use it, either use the julia-1.12.2 kernel in the Jupyter Notebook on Sol Web Portal, or activate the environment by running the following command in the terminal:
📄️ Ollama
OLLAMA is a lightweight model inference platform that simplifies deploying large language models (LLMs). This tool streamlines interacting with LLMs by eliminating the need to create or run scripts, gives access to a wide variety of models, and reduces the resources required to run the models by downloading quantized versions.
📄️ OpenAI Whisper Transcription
You can transcribe content on the supercomputers using OpenAI’s “Whisper” Speech-to-Text model.
📄️ OpenGL/WebGL Support
OpenGL Support
📄️ R Spatiotemporal
R spatiotemporal packages are often very hard to install on Sol or Phx due to their complicated dependency trees. This page provides some tested work-arounds.
📄️ vLLM
This guide explains how to run a vLLM inference server on Sol and connect to it from your local machine. vLLM serves large language models as an OpenAI-compatible API endpoint on our A100 and Gaudi2 accelerators, so you can integrate them into your code. If you only need an API key (for popular open source models), please follow this guide to request a free key and avoid spending your fairshare on Sol.
📄️ VASP
ASU is permitted to offer VASP binaries through use of the VASP Site Maintenance License. This means VASP can be readily used by registered VASP users for a wide variety of versions.
📄️ VSCode
This guide will help you set up VSCode for remote tunneling into the supercomputers using a local client or web browser.