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Does abipy have a discussion forum or mailing list, where ideas can be exchanged, and/or questions can be asked and answered?
I specifically have two questions:
Is there a way to utilize only the post-processing facilities of abipy on a local computer, assuming ABINIT calculations are completed on a remote cluster, and all the data has been transferred back to local computer?
In general, abipy has data managers that allow you to specify how to run ABINIT on a cluster. However, it appears that the assumption is that the whole python scientific stack, jupyter notebooks, as well as abipy is installed on the cluster. My use case is such that I only want ABINIT on the cluster, while everything related to python, notebooks, and abipy is on my local computer. How to make such a setup work? I know there will have to be some scripts on the cluster that manage the execution of ABINIT, but I want those scripts to be as minimal as possible, only there to manage the ABINIT execution, while all the input/flow preparation, and post-processing happens on local computer. Any comments?
Thanks in advance
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Discussion forum (or mailing list)?
Discussion forum (or mailing list)? (Question about remote ABINIT)
Jun 28, 2019
Does abipy have a discussion forum or mailing list, where ideas can be exchanged, and/or questions can be asked and answered?
I specifically have two questions:
Is there a way to utilize only the post-processing facilities of abipy on a local computer, assuming ABINIT calculations are completed on a remote cluster, and all the data has been transferred back to local computer?
In general, abipy has data managers that allow you to specify how to run ABINIT on a cluster. However, it appears that the assumption is that the whole python scientific stack, jupyter notebooks, as well as abipy is installed on the cluster. My use case is such that I only want ABINIT on the cluster, while everything related to python, notebooks, and abipy is on my local computer. How to make such a setup work? I know there will have to be some scripts on the cluster that manage the execution of ABINIT, but I want those scripts to be as minimal as possible, only there to manage the ABINIT execution, while all the input/flow preparation, and post-processing happens on local computer. Any comments?
Thanks in advance
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