In the applications module in this tutorial the interactive applications were mentioned as available, but there are some nuances to getting them started and working for your use case. On this module we will go over getting the interactive desktop, MATLAB, and Paraview interactive applications working. Jupyter Notebooks will be covered in another tutorialworkshop.
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In this simple example we configure the desktop with:
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Launching the Desktop
When launching the desktop, it will not open immediatley. What is happening is that the system is allocating the hardware needed and then submitting a job to a compute node to run. Once it is ready, you will see a green bar that says it’s running. To actually launch the desktop, you have to click the Launch button on the bottom of the box  |
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Once launched, the desktop appears in the browser window, with familiar apps in the bottom menu bar like:
Some GUI applications can be launched in this desktop or manage files, etc. |  |
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MATLAB
Launching MATLAB is as similar process, the options are a little different where version of the software is one of them and the CPU and RAM options can be manually selected instead of a drop down.
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It is a good practice to keep the number of interactive sessions you are working on in check. As each of these are using resources on MedicineBow, if you have many open sessions that are idle, you will be preventing other users from using them. You can free up those resources by cancelling your sessions using the “Cancel” button |
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Next Steps
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