Using Abaqus on TotalCAE
Learn how to use Abaqus on TotalCAE HPC Cluster and Bring Your Own Cloud.
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Welcome to Using Abaqus on TotalCAE
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How Abaqus runs on TotalCAE
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Logging in and finding your way around
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Getting your model onto the cluster
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A tour of the Abaqus job form
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The mandatory fields you fill in
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Choosing what hardware to run on, and other runtime options
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Time limit, cost, project and account
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Extra Arguments, Additional Files and Post Processing
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Email alerts and comments
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Specific Cloud Tips
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Hands-on: submit your first Abaqus job
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Copy the tsubmit command instead of submitting with a web page
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The List Jobs page
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Why is my job not running yet?
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Peek Output: watching the .sta and .msg while it runs
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Estimated time remaining
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The right-click menu
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Stopping a job: Cancel vs Terminate
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Job emails and TotalCAE Watchdog
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What an Abaqus job writes
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Reading the logs
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Downloading results
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Post-processing in batch
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Viewing models and results
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Before you start: enable tsubmit
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Reading tsubmit abaqus --help
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Hands-on: submit e13 with tsubmit
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Watching and controlling jobs from the CLI
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Scripting Abaqus runs
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How license-aware scheduling works
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Checking license use
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Suspending and resuming tokens
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DSLS credits and legacy licensing
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Restarting a job
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User subroutines
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Abaqus/Explicit in double precision
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Submodeling
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Jobs that wait for other jobs
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Co-simulation with CFD
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How many cores and how much memory?
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Run From Local Scratch
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Scaling Abaqus/Standard across nodes
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Hybrid MPI and threads for Abaqus/Explicit
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Running on GPUs
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Keeping an eye on cost and utilization if using TotalCAE on the cloud
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Where to look when a job does not behave
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More detail with verbose
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Getting help from TotalCAE
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Put it all together: e13 from the portal and from tsubmit
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Where to go next