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This article explains how to properly configure SSH access to Wayne State’s Grid in Visual Studio Code (VSCode) to avoid misusing the login node.

This article explains how to check for and request software on the Grid. It covers how to search available programs using the ml spider command and how to request installation of additional open-source or licensed software through a request form.

This tutorial explains how to use the Vim text editor to create or modify files on the Grid. It covers basic commands including how to enter Insert mode to type, how to navigate using arrow keys, and how to save and exit using commands like :wq.

This article provides information about how to use the screen command on the Grid to manage multiple shell sessions within a single SSH session, including how to create, detach, reattach, and terminate screen sessions.

Instructions for running STATA on the Grid, available only to authorized users. Covers both interactive (using Xming/X11) and non-interactive methods, including loading modules, submitting jobs, and running scripts.

This article guides users through launching a Jupyter Notebook session on WSU’s Grid OnDemand platform to run PySpark code.

This article provides information about how to access and run PyCharm through the Grid OnDemand platform, including how to launch the application, create and open projects, configure interpreters, and use Conda environments within PyCharm.

This tutorial covers creating, submitting, and managing jobs on the Grid using Slurm.

This article explains how to run an MPI job on the WSU Grid, including copying the tutorial directory, editing the job script with your AccessID, submitting the job using sbatch, monitoring its status with qme, and checking resource usage on specific nodes.

This guide explains how to run a NAMD job on the Grid using one of several available versions, depending on your system configuration and networking needs.

The article provides step-by-step instructions for running a Gaussian job on the Grid system.

This tutorial explains how to view and modify environment variables in the bash shell on the WSU Grid. It demonstrates checking variables with env and echo $PATH, temporarily updating the $PATH, and making changes permanent by editing the .bash_profile.

This article explains how to manage files using Grid OnDemand, including how to upload, download, copy, paste, create, and edit files within your home directory.