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How to Read HPC Error Logs (And What Common Failures Actually Mean)
Don't panic when your batch job crashes. Here is how to locate log files, decode exit codes, and debug failures across SLURM, Univa Grid Engine (UGE), and HTCondor.
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Interactive Computing: Jupyter Notebooks and VS Code on Compute Nodes
Bridge the gap between local, GUI-based development and remote cluster compute without crashing login nodes or violating HPC policies.
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SADE-SIM at FSE 2026
CCL fist-year PhD student Lax traveled to FSE 2026 in Montreal, Canada to present his work, "SADE-SIM: A Scalable Simulation Platform for Validating City-Scale Multi-sUAS Missions."
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Conda, Modules, and Containers: How to Manage Your Software Without Breaking the Cluster
Managing software on a shared supercomputer is completely different from your personal laptop. Here is how to use Modules, Conda, and Containers effectively without exhausting your storage or crashing the cluster.
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Getting Started with SLURM
SLURM is the job scheduler running on most HPC clusters today. Here are the commands and habits that get you productive quickly as an end-user, without having to read the entire manual first.