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HPC Connectivity

warning

Users should only follow these instructions if/when they are operating on a machine located out side INL's internal network.

SSH Config

Edit your ~/.ssh/config file and add the following content:


Host hpcgitlab.inl.gov
 User <your hpc user id>
 ProxyCommand nc -x localhost:5555 %h %p
Host hpcsc.inl.gov
 User <your hpc user id>
 ProxyCommand nc -x localhost:5555 %h %p
Host moosebuild.inl.gov
 User <your hpc user id>
 ProxyCommand nc -x localhost:5555 %h %p

SSH Tunnel

Create a tunnel into the HPC environment and leave it running while you require access to HPC resouces (GitLab, MOOSE Build, etc). If you close this window, you will loose your connection to these resources.


ssh -D 5555 <your hpc user id>@hpclogin.inl.gov
note

Connecting in this method requires an RSA PIN + Token.

Socks Proxy

Adjust the socks proxy settings for your least favorite web browser to reflect the following settings:


localhost:5555

We say least favorite, because once you adjust this setting that web browser will be unable to browse anything when your SSH tunnel is inactive. Requiring you to change it constantly if its your favorite browser.

note

If you do not know how to do that, look up how to change socks proxy settings for your web browser using a search engine.

Log in to HPC Gitlab

Go to the following link: https://hpcgitlab.inl.gov Log in using your HPC id and password, not your RSA token or PIN.+

SSH Keys

Create your SSH public/private key and install it on GitLab. Instructions for doing so can be found on GitLab itself at: https://hpcgitlab.inl.gov/help/ssh/README

Request Access

With now being able to connect to https://hpcgitlab.inl.gov, and having generated an SSH public/private key pair, please inform a project owner that you require access to their project.

Once you receive an email stating you have been added as a member of said project, you should then be able to create a Fork of that repository (using the https://hpcgitlab.inl.gov web site)

To clone the repository you just forked: bash git clone [email protected]:<your user id>/<project>.git ``

View build status on MOOSEBuild

Using the same browser you modified your socks proxy settings, you should be able to navigate to https://moosebuild.inl.gov.