A guided introduction to Georgia Tech's PACE Instructional Cluster Environment (ICE) for HAAG researchers. Start with access, run a first Slurm job, then learn how to manage storage and get help.
Open the training website or use the modules below directly in this repository.
| Module | What you'll learn |
|---|---|
| 100 - Access and Setup | Connect through VPN, log into ICE, understand PACE, and find orientation resources. |
| 200 - Running Your First Job | Estimate resources, choose a CPU or GPU setup, submit a Slurm job, and check its output. |
| 300 - Storage, Troubleshooting & Support | Manage storage, check scripts and system status, and get help. |
| 400 - Specialized Workloads & Staying Current | Run LLMs with Ollama, stay current with PACE, and explore distributed training and bioinformatics. |
Already have ICE access? Start with Module 200. For a full list of lessons, see the curriculum overview.
PACE hardware, quotas, partitions, and policies can change. Check the official PACE site and linked Georgia Tech documentation when planning a job.