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Week 1

Getting Started

Quick-Getting started with SciServer Compute

SciServer.org is a computational cloud environment that Johns Hopkins University (IDIES group) has generously allowed us to use for our projects. Jupyter notebooks/terminal are the interfaces to access datasets such as SDSS. Here's how to clone this github repo into your SciServer account:

  1. Create an account at alpha02.sciserver.org and go to Compute
  2. Create a new container (Docker container), choose the type to be Python, and a container Jupyter notebook interface will be created.
  3. On the right hand side, go to New-> terminal and a black terminal interface will appear.
  4. In this order in the terminal, type each of these at a time (separated by a comma) and hit enter:
  5. ls, cd home, ls, cd idies, cd workspace, cd persistent, ls, git clone url-of-git-repository-here
  6. the repository will now be in your folder.

NOTE: Only data stored in persistent will be saved!