RIS Services User Manual
These are the User Manuals for Wash U IT Research Infrastructure Services (RIS) You can find more information about RIS and its services:
Where to Begin
Check out the RIS Compute and Storage Platform User Agreement and Policies
Check out our page on basic information about RIS to learn who we are and what we do.
RIS Scientific Compute Platforms*
Check out our FAQ to see if there’s an answer to your question about the Compute Platform first.
Looking for a software? Check out our vetted apps and supported apps pages for Docker containers with various software ready to go.
Looking to learn more about Docker, Linux, or other topics? Check out our workshops for text and video examples.
Want to get started without knowledge of Docker or a strong grasp of the command line? Check out our documentation on using Open On Demand, a GUI based system for utilizing the Scientific Compute Platforms.
Do you have a Condo or Subscription Tier model? Check out our LSF Queues documentation for how to use those queues.
Don’t see what you’re looking for? Then checkout out our complete documentation on the Compute Platform or on Compute Topics.
RIS Data Storage Platforms*
Check out our FAQ to see if there’s an answer to your question about the Storage Platform first.
Check out the pages below for information on how to connection to Storage from Mac, Windows, and Linux computers.
- Connecting to Storage from MacOS
- Connecting to Storage from Linux
- Connecting to Storage from Windows
If you’re looking to transfer data, please check out our information on various ways that data is transferred to the Storage Platform.
- Moving Data With Globus
- Moving Data From Google Storage to Storage1 via gsutil on Compute1
- Moving Data With Rclone
Don’t see what you’re looking for? Then check out our complete documentation on the Storage Platform.
RIS Research Applications and Services
Check out the link below to see what research services are curently supported.