Getting started on gadi

Getting started on gadi#

The National Computing Infrastructure (NCI) hosts the supercomputer gadi where you will be conducting most of your research.

Accessing gadi via a terminal.#

The ACCESS-NRI team have created some handy tutorials to help you get started on gadi.

Click here to find out how to

  • Create an account on gadi

  • Join relevant projects (giving you access to computational and disk storage resources)

  • Configure your ‘Secure Shell Protocol’ (ssh) so you can log into gadi automatically from your personal computer.

Thanks ACCESS-NRI!

Using the Australian Research Environment (ARE)#

NCI have created a set of web-based graphical tools to help perform your computational research. These tools (including a Virtual Desktop and the JupyterLab environment) are made available via the ‘Australian Research Environment’ (ARE) on gadi.

ACCESS-NRI have created a quick tutorial to show you how to start an ARE session.

Click here to find out how to

  • create a Virtual Desktop Interface (VDI)

  • launch a JuypterLab session

Thanks to ACCESS-NRI once again!

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