- You can install MATLAB on the server. Then you would copy your MATLAB files and data to the server. You would then ssh into the server and run MATLAB commands there. If you have not set up an X server and client, then you would end up needing to run MATLAB from the command line. You would write all results files locally on the server, and afterwards transfer them back to your original host; OR
- You can install MATLAB Parallel Server on the server. You would have your MATLAB files and data locally on your original host. When it is time to run something on the server, you would activate a parallel cluster, which will automatically form connections between MATLAB on your original host and MATLAB Parallel Server on the server. Programs and data will be automatically transmitted back and forth to the Parallel Server. https://www.mathworks.com/help/parallel-computing/scale-up-from-desktop-to-cluster.html
How to use matlab in ssh server
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- I have a MATLAB code file that I would like to run using GPUs.
- To do this, I plan to connect to a lab server via SSH and utilize the GPUs on the server.
- However, I'm not familiar with the steps required to accomplish this. If you have any tutorials or resources that could guide me, I would greatly appreciate it.
- Do I also need to install MATLAB on the server to run the code? The server is running Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS (GNU/Linux 5.4.0-150-generic x86_64), and the GPUs available are three GeForce RTX 3090s.
- I would like to learn more about this process, but I'm unsure where to start, which is why I'm reaching out.
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Walter Roberson
on 31 Aug 2024
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