Transitioning Workflows to CyVerse: Tips & Tricks¶
Setup¶
- CyVerse Account:
- Create an account if not already owned.
- Contact Tyson for account upgrades after maximizing current limits.
GitHub Connection¶
- Follow the guide for connecting GitHub to CyVerse
- Select “JupyterLab ESIIL” and choose “macrosystems” in the version dropdown.
- Clone into
/home/jovyan/data-store
. - Clone
innovation-summit-utils
for SSH connection to GitHub. - Run
conda install -c conda-forge openssh
in the terminal if encountering errors. - GitHub authentication is session-specific.
RStudio in Discovery Environment¶
- Copy your instance ID. It can be found in your analyis URL in form https://
.cyverse.run/lab. - Use your ID in these links and run them each, in sequence, in the same browser window:
https://<id>.cyverse.run/rstudio/auth-sign-in
https://<id>.cyverse.run/rstudio/
Data Transfer to CyVerse¶
- Use GoCommands for HPC/CyVerse transfers.
- Installation:
- Linux: GOCMD_VER=\((curl -L -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cyverse/gocommands/main/VERSION.txt); \ curl -L -s https://github.com/cyverse/gocommands/releases/download/\)-linux-amd64.tar.gz | tar zxvf -}/gocmd-${GOCMD_VER
- Windows Powershell: curl -o gocmdv.txt https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cyverse/gocommands/main/VERSION.txt ; \(env:GOCMD_VER = (Get-Content gocmdv.txt) curl -o gocmd.zip https://github.com/cyverse/gocommands/releases/download/\)env:GOCMD_VER/gocmd-$env:GOCMD_VER-windows-amd64.zip ; tar zxvf gocmd.zip ; del gocmd.zip ; del gocmdv.txt
- Usage:
- ./gocmd init
- Hit enter until you are asked for your iRODS Username (which is your cyverse username)
- Use
put
for upload andget
for download. - Ensure correct CyVerse directory path. Note that the CyVerse directory path should start from “/iplant/home/…” (i.e. if you start from ‘/home/jovyan/…’ GoCommands will not find the directory and throw an error)
Last update:
2024-12-19