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==What do you want to do?== <!--T:3-->
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* If you don't already have a Compute Canada account, see  
* If you don't already have an account, see  
** [https://alliancecan.ca/en/services/advanced-research-computing/account-management/apply-account Apply for a CCDB account]
** [https://alliancecan.ca/en/services/advanced-research-computing/account-management/apply-account Apply for a CCDB account]
** [[Frequently Asked Questions about the CCDB]]
** [[Frequently Asked Questions about the CCDB]]
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** what [[#What resources are available?|clusters]] are available;
** what [[#What resources are available?|clusters]] are available;
** what [[Available software|software]] is available, and how [[Utiliser des modules/en|environment modules]] work;
** what [[Available software|software]] is available, and how [[Utiliser des modules/en|environment modules]] work;
** how to submit [[Running jobs|jobs]];
** how to [[Running jobs|submit jobs]];
** how the [[Storage and file management|filesystem]] is organized.
** how the [[Storage and file management|filesystem]] is organized.
* If you are new to HPC or would like some training, you can
* If you are new to HPC or would like some training, you can
** view our [[Getting started with the new national systems]] mini-webinar series;
** view our [[Getting started with the new national systems]] mini-webinar series;
** read about how to connect to our HPC systems with [[SSH|SSH]];
** read about how to connect to our HPC systems with [[SSH|SSH]];
** read an introduction to [[Linux introduction|Linux]] systems;
** read an [[Linux introduction|introduction to Linux]] systems;
** read about how to [[Transferring data|transfer files]] to and from Compute Canada systems;  
** read about how to [[Transferring data|transfer files]] to and from our systems;  
** read about other national training offerings [https://www.computecanada.ca/research-portal/technical-support/training/ here].
** read about other national training offerings [https://www.computecanada.ca/research-portal/technical-support/training/ here].
* If you want to know which software and hardware are available for a specific discipline, a series of discipline guides is in preparation. At this time, you can consult the guides on  
* If you want to know which software and hardware are available for a specific discipline, a series of discipline guides is in preparation. At this time, you can consult the guides on  
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* If you have hundreds of gigabytes of data to move across the network, read about the [[Globus]] file transfer services.
* If you have hundreds of gigabytes of data to move across the network, read about the [[Globus]] file transfer services.
* Python users can learn how to [[Python#Creating_and_using_a_virtual_environment|install modules in a virtual environment]] and R users how to [[R|install packages]].
* Python users can learn how to [[Python#Creating_and_using_a_virtual_environment|install modules in a virtual environment]] and R users how to [[R|install packages]].
* If you want to experiment with software that doesn’t run well on our traditional HPC systems, please read about Compute Canada [[Cloud|Cloud resources]].
* If you want to experiment with software that doesn’t run well on our traditional HPC systems, please read about [[Cloud|our cloud resources]].


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Compute Canada began to renew its infrastructure in 2016. The deployment currently consists of five clusters, called [[Cloud resources|Arbutus]], [[Béluga/en|Béluga]], [[Narval/en|Narval]], [[Cedar]], [[Graham]], and [[Niagara]].
The renewal of the national infrastructure began in 2016. The deployment currently consists of five clusters, called [[Cloud resources|Arbutus]], [[Béluga/en|Béluga]], [[Narval/en|Narval]], [[Cedar]], [[Graham]], and [[Niagara]].


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==What resources should I use?== <!--T:12-->
==What resources should I use?== <!--T:12-->
This question is hard to answer because of the range of needs Compute Canada serves, and because of the wide variety of resources we have available. If the descriptions above are insufficient, contact Compute Canada’s [[technical support]] or your [https://www.computecanada.ca/about/partners/ regional support].  
This question is hard to answer because of the range of needs we serve and the wide variety of resources we have available. If the descriptions above are insufficient, contact [[technical support]] or your [https://www.computecanada.ca/about/partners/ regional support].  


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