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<strong>Use of the teogpu01 resource</strong>
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You can find below some general instructions to login and use the teogpu01 resource for machine learning studies.
By now there are two GPUS:
 
- Nvidia Tesla-V100 32Gb
 
- Nvidia Tesla-V100S 32Gb
 
The machine is part of our Genova IT cluster, and belongs to Group-IV (teo). All members of the teo group can access it at teogpu01. All members of other groups interested in trying or using the resource should contact the IT support.
To access the machine one has to first log into our frontend “linuxge.ge.infn.it" with
 
<nowiki>ssh username@linuxge.ge.infn.it</nowiki>
 
Once in the frontend, the teogpu01 machine can be reached with
 
<nowiki>ssh teogpu01</nowiki>
 
The area in /mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs is a disk reserved to the theory group (Group IV) with some write permissions to members of other groups that need to use the GPU.
In this area you can create your own folder calling it as your username.
 
These "user" folders should be made private (ask IT support for this).
 
Moreover, the folder /mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs contains the following folders:
 
- anaconda3_ml: this contains a working installation of Anaconda 3 shared among all users as explained later;
 
- Software/texlive: containing an installation of TeXLive 2020 (necessary, for instance, to use latex labels in Matplotlib);
 
- Software/VSCode-linux-x64: containing Visual Studio Code.
 
In order to use these softwares you have to add the corresponding paths to your .bashrc.
I suggest you to add the following lines to your ~/.bashrc file:
 
<nowiki>
# Set TeXLive paths
export PATH=/mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/Software/texlive/2020/bin/x86_64-linux:$PATH
export MANPATH=/mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/Software/texlive/2020/texmf-dist/doc/man:$MANPATH
export INFOPATH=/mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/Software/texlive/2020/texmf-dist/doc/info:$INFOPATH
# Set VSCode path
export PATH=/mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/Software/VSCode-linux-x64/bin:$PATH
# >>> conda initialize >>>
# !! Contents within this block are managed by 'conda init' !!
__conda_setup="$('/mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/anaconda3_ml/bin/conda' 'shell.bash' 'hook' 2> /dev/null)"
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
    eval "$__conda_setup"
else
    if [ -f "/mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/anaconda3_ml/etc/profile.d/conda.sh" ]; then
        . "/mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/anaconda3_ml/etc/profile.d/conda.sh"
    else
        export PATH="/mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/anaconda3_ml/bin:$PATH"
    fi
fi
unset __conda_setup
# <<< conda initialize <<<
# Set path for CUDA libraries
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/local/cuda/lib64/</nowiki>
 
 
After you add these just either source again the .bashrc with
 
<nowiki>source ~/.bashrc</nowiki>
 
or close and re-open the shell (log out and log in again).
 
Now, if everything works fine, you should automatically get the (base) environment activated.
You can list available conda environments with 
 
<nowiki>conda env list</nowiki>
 
You will see that there are several environments, all starting with some username and all located in /mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/anaconda3_ml/envs.
 
The rule we try to respect is: each user creates environments in the /mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/anaconda3_ml/envs folder named “username_env_name”. To manage (create/delete/etc) environments just follows the instructions here:
 
https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/tasks/manage-environments.html
 
Some users (from group I) experienced the problem that, creating environments simply by
 
<nowiki>conda create --name myenv</nowiki>
 
the environment was created under their home folder. I believe it is better to avoid this, so, if you see that your environment was not created in /mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/anaconda3_ml/envs, just delete it and recreate it using the --prefix option as follows:
 
<nowiki>conda create --prefix /mnt/project_mnt/teo_fs/anaconda3_ml/envs --name myenv</nowiki>
 
The anaconda3_ml folder is configured in such a way that all environments are readable by anybody, so that anybody can activate all of them, but only the creator of each environment can modify it. This should simplify collaboration in the sense that if someone wants to run someone else’s code, he/she can do it using his/her environments, to maximize compatibility.
 
teogpu01 has htop and nvtop installed, two tools that allow to monitor processes on CPU and GPU respectively.
 
If anybody needs to access files on CERN eos (for instance stuff that is located and shared with the CERNbox), eos file system can be mounted with
 
<nowiki>kinit user@CERN.CH</nowiki>
 
If anybody needs to use python interactively with Jupiter notebooks, it is possible to open the notebook on the remote machine and use it from a local browser (which makes the experience almost identical to just using Jupiter on your local machine). This can be done by forwarding ports as follows:
 
From the local machine:
 
<nowiki>ssh -J username@linuxge.ge.infn.it -L xxxx:localhost:yyyy username@teogpu01.ge.infn.it</nowiki>
 
Now that you are logged on teogpu01 with port forwarding launch a notebook without a browser
 
<nowiki>jupyter notebook --no-browser —-port=yyyy &</nowiki>
 
on local machine open your browser at
 
http://localhost:xxxx
 
and insert the token printed in the command line (or cut/paste full url with token)
 
To list running Jupiter servers you can use
 
<nowiki>jupiter notebook list</nowiki>
 
and to stop any server
 
<nowiki>jupiter notebook stop port_number</nowiki>
 
The xxxx, yyyy, zzzz above are three port numbers implementing the port forwarding. For instance something like xxxx=7002, yyyy=7001 and zzzz=7000. If ports are already in use you will get a warning message.
 
Finally, to keep a good environment consistency, we suggest to use conda with the conda-forge channel to install packages whenever possible and only use pip when there is no other option. To use conda with conda-forge channel just do
 
<nowiki>conda install -c conda-forge your_package</nowiki>

Latest revision as of 08:35, 12 November 2025

Introduction
The field of online gambling observed a substantial shift using the introduction of internet poker tournaments. Once the internet attained importance and accessibility expanded, poker lovers discovered a unique system to showcase their particular skills and compete keenly against people from all sides of this world. This report explores the evolution of internet poker tournaments, their popularity, plus the effect on the gambling business.

Development of Internet Poker Tournaments
Internet poker tournaments emerged in belated 1990s as internet-based poker rooms began to get traction. Websites like globe Poker and Paradise Poker pioneered the thought of digital poker competitions. However, restricted technology and connection posed challenges, causing a somewhat crude video gaming experience.

Eventually, advancements in computer software technology and internet infrastructure considerably enhanced the internet poker competition experience. User-friendly interfaces, enhanced illustrations, and advanced formulas transformed virtual poker into a high-quality, practical knowledge. The availability of safe deal practices additionally boosted the self-confidence of members, attracting a more substantial player base.

Popularity and development
Internet poker tournaments have actually attained colossal popularity in recent years. The convenience element, with people to be able to compete from the comfort of their domiciles, contributed substantially to its development. The vast choice of tournaments, differing in structure, buy-ins, and award pools, pulls both amateur and expert people.

Furthermore, the expansion of reputable internet poker platforms created a feeling of trust among people. Websites like PokerStars, 888poker, and PartyPoker invested greatly in ads and sponsorships, solidifying their place as market leaders. Big-name players, such Daniel Negreanu and Phil Ivey, additionally recommended internet poker tournaments, adding to their particular credibility.

Financial Impact
Internet poker tournaments have revolutionized the gambling industry, creating significant income streams for operators and contributing to the general economic climate. The lucrative reward pools, particularly in major tournaments such as the World number of Poker (WSOP) and the European Poker Tour (EPT), entice an incredible number of players global.

Additionally, poker streaming platforms and media partnerships notably increased the visibility of internet poker tournaments. Specialized channels on platforms like Twitch and YouTube enable people to view live streams of expert players competing in high-stakes tournaments, starting new ways for income generation through advertising and sponsorships.

Difficulties and Controversies
Despite their particular success, internet poker tournaments have not been protected to difficulties and controversies. A typical concern is the risk of fraud and collusion among people, impairing the integrity of the game. Numerous platforms have actually implemented steps, eg higher level algorithms and keeping track of systems, to detect and prevent infidelity. But these issues continue steadily to pose a threat into authenticity of internet poker tournaments.

Summary
Internet poker tournaments have developed into a global sensation, transforming how poker is played and understood. The convenience, availability, and immense reward swimming pools made them tremendously popular among players of ability levels. Utilizing the continuous improvement technology and the developing interest in competitive gaming, internet poker tournaments are required to flourish further, revolutionizing the betting business and supplying thrilling experiences for enthusiasts worldwide.