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= Remote VNC desktop on Graham VDI nodes = | = Remote VNC desktop on Graham VDI nodes = | ||
For small interactive visualizations, you can use Graham's VDI nodes. Unlike client-server visualizations, on the VDI nodes you'll be using VNC remote desktop. Here are the steps: | For small interactive visualizations requiring upto 256GB memory and 16cores, you can use Graham's VDI nodes. Unlike client-server visualizations, on the VDI nodes you'll be using VNC remote desktop. Here are the steps: | ||
1. Connect to | 1. Connect to gra-vdi as described [https://docs.computecanada.ca/wiki/VNC#VDI_Nodes TigerVNC] | ||
2. Open a terminal window and run the following commands: | |||
module load CcEnv StdEnv | |||
module load paraview/5.5.2 | |||
paraview | |||
= Batch rendering = | = Batch rendering = | ||
For large-scale and automated visualization, we strongly recommend switching from interactive client-server to off-screen batch visualization. ParaView supports Python scripting, so you can script your workflow and submit it as a regular, possibly parallel production job on a cluster. If you need any help with this, please contact [[Technical support]]. | For large-scale and automated visualization, we strongly recommend switching from interactive client-server to off-screen batch visualization. ParaView supports Python scripting, so you can script your workflow and submit it as a regular, possibly parallel production job on a cluster. If you need any help with this, please contact [[Technical support]]. | ||