In development
Please note that this part of the documentation regarding Open Ondemand is a draft version. The service is currently in development and will be available in the near future.
Overview
Open OnDemand is an open-source web-based interface designed to provide seamless access to High-Performance Computing (HPC) resources. Developed by the Ohio Supercomputer Center, it enables researchers, students, and engineers to efficiently interact with HPC systems through a user-friendly web portal.
Key Features
- Web-Based Access: No need for SSH or command-line expertise; access HPC resources through a standard web browser.
- File Management: Upload, download, edit, and organize files directly in the portal.
- Shell Access: Integrated terminal provides secure command-line interaction with remote systems.
- Job Management: Submit, monitor, and manage jobs using SLURM, PBS, or other schedulers.
- Interactive Apps: Launch Jupyter Notebooks, RStudio, MATLAB, and other graphical applications.
- Customizable: Easily extendable to suit institutional workflows and integrate with existing authentication systems.
Benefits
- Improves Accessibility: Lowers the barrier for new HPC users.
- Enhances Productivity: Reduces time spent on configuration and command-line operations.
- Supports Collaboration: Facilitates data sharing and collaborative analysis through a common interface.