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Welcome to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the EDA Servers Galaxy.
This is a guide for users of the shared servers belonging to the EDA Group at Politecnico di Torino. All users should carefully read this guide *before* starting to use the servers. Two important disclaimers:
* This guide is not a computer engineering course, and therefore it assumes that you have a basic knowledge on several topics (Linux command line tools, network protocols, computer hardware, etc). It you are not familiar with something, remember that Google is your friend.
* The servers are a shared computation environment based on *constructive cooperation*. This means that, although we have tried to make some of the house-keeping tasks on the servers automatic, if you do not pay attention to what you do, and you don't follow this guide carefully, you'll be able to cause *a lot* of problems to yourself, other group members, and sysadmins. While sysadmins cannot avoid all problems, they will most likely identify who created them.
This is a guide for users of the shared servers belonging to the EDA Group at Politecnico di Torino. All users should carefully read this guide _before_ starting to use the servers. Two important disclaimers:
* This guide is not a computer engineering course, and therefore it assumes that you have a basic knowledge on several topics (Linux command line tools, network protocols, computer hardware, etc). It you are not familiar with something, Google and ChatGPT are your friends.
* The servers are a shared computation environment based on _constructive cooperation_. This means that, if you do not pay attention at what you do, and you don't follow this guide carefully, you'll be able to cause _a lot_ of problems to yourself, other group members, and sysadmins. While sysadmins cannot avoid all problems, they will most likely identify who created them.
You are now warned and free to proceed at your own risk.
## Table of Contents
1. [Servers Information](servers)
1. [Accounts](accounts)
1. [Connecting to the servers](connection)
1. [Storage Management and Quotas](storage)
1. [Monitoring Resources](monitoring)
1. [Software, Libraries and Data](software)
2. [Accounts](accounts)
3. [Connecting to the servers](connection)
4. [Storage Management and Quotas](storage)
5. [Monitoring Resources](monitoring)
6. [Software, Libraries and Data](software)
* [Using Custom Software](custom-sw)
* [Software Modules on Philae](modules)
* [Remote Code Deployment](remote-code)
* [Python Virtual Environments](virtualenv)
* [EDA Technology Libraries](edalibs)
* [Shared Datasets](datasets)
1. [Miscellaneous Settings](misc)
7. [Miscellaneous Settings](misc)
* [Setting Up CUDA Libraries](cuda)
* [Choosing which GPU to Use](gpu-select)
* [Limiting GPU Memory](gpu-limit)
* [Limiting CPU Threads](cpu-limit)
1. [Gitlab](gitlab)
8. [Gitlab](gitlab)
## Contacts
The EDA servers administrators are:
- Davide Cannizzaro
- Daniele Jahier Pagliari
You can find their email addresses in the EDA group [website](eda.polito.it).
The main EDA server administrators is: Daniele Jahier Pagliari
You can find his email address in the EDA group [website](eda.polito.it).
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Accounts
Connecting to the Servers
Storage Management and Quotas
Monitoring Resources
Software, Libraries and Data
  • Using Custom Software
  • Software Modules on Philae
  • Remote Code Deployment
  • Python Virtual Environments
  • EDA Technology Libraries
  • Shared Datasets
Miscellaneous Settings
  • Setting Up CUDA Libraries
  • Choosing which GPU to Use
  • Limiting GPU Memory
  • Limiting CPU Threads
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