Difference between revisions of "Allocation for Examples"
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| − | Thank you for your request for an Einstein Toolkit demonstration account. Please go to https://allocations.loni.org/login_request.php and request a LONI account. Enter "Erik Schnetter" as your LONI Contact/Collaborator. Enter "Einstein Toolkit" as your research area. You do not need to enter a Globus DN. | + | Thank you for your request for an Einstein Toolkit demonstration account. Please go to <https://allocations.loni.org/login_request.php> and request a LONI account. Enter "Erik Schnetter" as your LONI Contact/Collaborator. Enter "Einstein Toolkit" as your research area. You do not need to enter a Globus DN. |
| − | Once you have received your account (hopefully within one or two days) go to https://allocations.loni.org/balances.php and | + | Once you have received your account (hopefully within one or two days), go to <https://allocations.loni.org/balances.php> and log in. Select "Request Allocation" on the right hand side, and then "Join Allocation". Enter "Erik Schnetter" and then select the "loni_cactus05" allocation. This will be approved within one or two days, and you will receive an email confirming the allocation. |
| − | Select "Request Allocation" on the right hand side, and then "Join Allocation". Enter "Erik Schnetter" and then select the "loni_cactus05" allocation. This will be approved within one or two days, and you will receive an email confirming the allocation. | ||
| − | Note that this allocation is reserved for running the examples for the Einstein Toolkit, please limit your total usage to | + | Note that this allocation is reserved for running the examples for the Einstein Toolkit, please limit your total usage to 2 kSU. If you need more resources once you reach 2 kSU, feel free to contact the toolkit maintainers for suggestions on where you might find a real allocation for your work. We also may remove you from the allocation if you have used over 2 kSU, but you will still be able to access all your data and files. The user guide for queen bee is at <http://www.loni.org/teragrid/users_guide.php>. |
| − | If you continue to use the Einstein Toolkit, please join our consortium by signing up at http://einsteintoolkit.org/about/members/join | + | If you continue to use the Einstein Toolkit, please join our consortium by signing up at <http://einsteintoolkit.org/about/members/join>. Please also write to <users@einsteintoolkit.org> if you have problems or questions about the examples. |
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| − | Please also write to users@einsteintoolkit.org if you have problems or questions about the examples. | ||
Revision as of 14:09, 11 May 2010
Thank you for your request for an Einstein Toolkit demonstration account. Please go to <https://allocations.loni.org/login_request.php> and request a LONI account. Enter "Erik Schnetter" as your LONI Contact/Collaborator. Enter "Einstein Toolkit" as your research area. You do not need to enter a Globus DN.
Once you have received your account (hopefully within one or two days), go to <https://allocations.loni.org/balances.php> and log in. Select "Request Allocation" on the right hand side, and then "Join Allocation". Enter "Erik Schnetter" and then select the "loni_cactus05" allocation. This will be approved within one or two days, and you will receive an email confirming the allocation.
Note that this allocation is reserved for running the examples for the Einstein Toolkit, please limit your total usage to 2 kSU. If you need more resources once you reach 2 kSU, feel free to contact the toolkit maintainers for suggestions on where you might find a real allocation for your work. We also may remove you from the allocation if you have used over 2 kSU, but you will still be able to access all your data and files. The user guide for queen bee is at <http://www.loni.org/teragrid/users_guide.php>.
If you continue to use the Einstein Toolkit, please join our consortium by signing up at <http://einsteintoolkit.org/about/members/join>. Please also write to <users@einsteintoolkit.org> if you have problems or questions about the examples.
