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                                         <small>Anbinden an den HPC Dienst</small></a>
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                                         Here some basic information that you need to establish connection to the cluster to run your computation tasks over there And that there are two different approaches, one using a templated prepared by us and one to implement the connection from scratch.
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                                             <small>Anbindung an den HCP Dienst ohne Template</small></a>
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                                         In a non-template-based approach, after login, the user must follow the appropriate instruction given in the following link: <a href="https://wiki.bwhpc.de/e/Batch_Jobs" target="_blank"> non-template-based instruction</a>, that is suitable for their application to compute over the HPC-platform. These instructions may contain(s) software-module(s), different compilers, numerical libraries, etc.
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                                         <small>Ausführen einer Simulation</small></a>
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                                         Information about how to run simulation on HPCC platform is available on the following link <a href="https://wiki.bwhpc.de/e/BwHPC_Best_Practices_Repository" target="_blank" >BwHPC Best Practices</a>. To get HPC services efficiently, It is recommended that you should have sufficient knowledge about parallel-programming, batch jobs, software module, compiler, numerical libraries. The best practices repository of Baden-Württemberg's high performance computing (bwHPC) covers generic high performance computing user guides and science specific HPC best practice guides (BPG).                                    
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