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The Princeton astronomical software group owns a head node on the Tiger cluster called ``tiger2-sumire``.
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The Princeton astronomical software group owns a head node on the Tiger cluster called ``tiger3-sumire``.
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You can use this node for building software and running small and/or short-lived jobs.
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To submit a job to the cluster, you will first need to create a YAML configuration file for BPS.
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For convenience, two generic configuration files have been constructed on disk at ``/scratch/gpfs/RUBIN/bps/bps_tiger.yaml`` and ``/scratch/gpfs/RUBIN/bps/bps_tiger_clustering.yaml``.
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The former is intended for general use, while the latter is intended for use with quantum clusering enabled.
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The former is intended for general use, while the latter is intended for use with quantum clustering enabled.
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These files may either be used directly when submitting a job or copied to your working directory and modified as needed.
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The following example shows how to submit a job using the generic configuration file:
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For example, adding the following to :file:`~/.ssh/config` will automatically route your connection to the right place when you run :command:`ssh tiger`::
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