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https://news.sherlock.stanford.edu/posts/a-better-view-at-sherlock-s-resources

https://www.sherlock.stanford.edu/docs/getting-started/#windows says:

"Microsoft Windows doesn't provide any SSH client by default. ..."

That's no longer the case - a fully functional ssh client is installed by default on MS Windows 10 since around build 1709 (October 2017).

As often as possible, maintenances will take place on the first Tuesday of every month, from 8am to 12am, and will be announced 2 weeks in advance, through the usual communication channels. In case an exceptional amount of work is required, the maintenance window could be extended to 10 hours (from 8am to 6pm).

Q: Why Tuesdays 8am-12am? Why not do this late at night?

It appears this should say 8am-12pm

Based on user provided docs. I will work on this.

and keep it up-to-date automatically.

Please provide instructions on how to connect to compute node on this page.

I'm not sure if it is vscode issue or it is sherlock's issue but helpppp

[18:01:44.019] > Server did not start successfully. Full server log at /home/users/anjiecao/.vscode-server/.b3e4e68a0bc097f0ae7907b217c1119af9e03435.log >>>
[18:01:44.020] > /home/users/anjiecao/.vscode-server/bin/b3e4e68a0bc097f0ae7907b217c1119af9e03435/bin/code-server: line 12: 92714 Segmentation fault "$ROOT/node" ${INSPECT:-} "$ROOT/out/server-main.js" "$@"

<<< End of server log

We need a page of sbatch examples, under getting started. I'll PR this too.

are there any docs for how to forward vs code into sherlock?

I would guess that many students finishing up would want to know to their accounts and data after they graduate, the reason being that many times work isn't done! It would be good to have an FAQ for this on the site, and possible suggestion for the PI to extend / sponsor a sunetid if needed (after it expires in a year maybe?)

It is unclear where I should store large datasets while I am actively using them to run jobs on sherlock

I will do a PR for this.