Desktop (execution on Inria desktop)

Execute the code on the remote workstation.

Available subcommands:

• remi desktop [script] [OPTIONS]
  Run a bash script on the remote computer.
  This is the default subcommand (and can thus be run using remi cluster).
  Options:
• -s | --script: The path to a bash script to run.
  Default: script.sh
• -h | --hostname: The hostname of an Inria computer.
  Default: The value of pc_name in the config file.
• -g | --gpus: The value for $CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES (e.g.: ‘1,2’).
  Default: Nothing: the process will see all GPUs of the system.
• -b | --background: Run the script in the background (free the ssh session) by running it inside a screen or tmux session (configured in .remi/config.yaml).
• -n | --name: Manually name the screen/tmux session. (Only useful when background is enabled).
  Default: The project name (project_name in the config file).
• -a | --attach: If running the job in background mode, directly attach to it.
• -c | --container: The name/path of the container image (.sif) that you want to use.
  Default: The singularity.output_sif_name property in config.yaml.
• -X | --xforwarding: Enables X forwarding in SSH.
• --no-push: Do not attempt to sync project files to the remote location.
• --no-build: Do not attempt to (re)-build the singularity container.

Examples:

• remi desktop: Run script.sh on the default remote desktop.
• remi desktop -h mensa: Run script.sh on mensa.
• remi desktop -s training_script.sh -b: Run training_script.sh on the default remote desktop in background mode.

remi desktop command [OPTIONS] COMMAND
Run the specified COMMAND on the remote computer.

Options:

• -h | --hostname: The hostname of an Inria computer.
  Default: The value of pc_name in the config file.
• -g | --gpus: The value for $CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES (e.g.: ‘1,2’).
  Default: Nothing: the process will see all GPUs of the system.
• -b | --background: Run the command in the background (free the ssh session) by running it inside a screen or tmux session (configured in .remi/config.yaml).
• -n | --name: Manually name the screen/tmux session. (Only useful when background is enabled).
  Default: The project name (project_name in the config file).
• -a | --attach: If running the job in background mode, directly attach to it.
• -c | --container: The name/path of the container image (.sif) that you want to use.
  Default: The singularity.output_sif_name property in config.yaml.
• -X | --xforwarding: Enables X forwarding in SSH.
• --no-push: Do not attempt to sync project files to the remote location.
• --no-build: Do not attempt to (re)-build the singularity container.

Examples:

• remi desktop command nvidia-smi: Run the command nvidia-smi on the default remote desktop.
• remi desktop command -h bacchus "python train_net.py": Run the command train_net.py on bacchus.
• remi desktop command -b "./test.sh --number_steps=1000": Run the command ./test.sh --number_steps=1000 on the default remote desktop in background mode.

remi desktop interactive [OPTIONS]
Start an interactive session on the remote computer.

Options:

• -h | --hostname: The hostname of an Inria computer.
  Default: The value of pc_name in the config file.
• -g | --gpus: The value for $CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES (e.g.: ‘1,2’).
  Default: Nothing: the process will see all GPUs of the system.
• -c | --container: The name/path of the container image (.sif) that you want to use.
  Default: The singularity.output_sif_name property in config.yaml.
• --no-push: Do not attempt to sync project files to the remote location.
• --no-build: Do not attempt to (re)-build the singularity container.

Examples:

• remi desktop interactive: Start an interactive session on the default remote desktop.
• remi desktop -h hydra --no-push: Start an interactive session on hydra without pushing local changes.

remi desktop attach-session [OPTIONS] [SESSION_NAME]
Attach to the screen/tmux running session named SESSION_NAME (default is the project name).

Options:

• -h | --hostname: The hostname of an Inria computer.
  Default: The value of pc_name in the config file.