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Because we don't have our own Alm lab storage and back-up system, you are only allowed to have access to 1GB on your home drive. Although I think there is quite a lot of memory available on a scratch drive, but it is for short term storage and will be deleted automatically. So this might be a good option when you want to do something which requires a lot of computational power to finish processing something, then you can move it off and store else where. Look at the webpage for specifics.
Interactive computing
After normal login to the head node, ssh to a dedicated compute node with:
ssh qubert
or get a node through the queue interactively:
qsub -I -l nodes=1
The Queue system
I haven't figured out how to make anything run, except an interactive qsub job. Seems more similar to coyote than beagle. The website has some examples of how to submit a job. Try to follow their examples.
MatLAB
I was specifically looking for a new way to use Matlab since I was using it on beagle but that went down. This is how to get matlab working with Aces
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