VIS Lab Computing Guide

VIS Hiroshima Documentation

Practical notes for VIS Lab members working with university servers and computing environments.

This documentation helps VIS Hiroshima lab members prepare their local computers, connect to lab servers, and learn the basic workflow for remote experiments.

Start Here Local Environment

Prepare the tools needed before connecting to lab servers.

Connect to Servers SSH and Server Login

Understand SSH and connect to servers from the lab network.

Connect to Servers SSH Public and Private Keys

Learn the role of SSH public keys and private keys in server authentication.

Connect to Servers Tailscale Remote Access

Access available server resources from outside the lab network through Tailscale.

Daily Workflow Common Linux Commands

Review common commands for server work and daily terminal use.

Daily Workflow VS Code Remote SSH

Connect VS Code to a remote server, edit code, and manage project files.

Daily Workflow File Transfer

Move code, datasets, and experiment results between your computer and the server.

Experiments tmux and Running Experiments

Run long experiments safely and follow resource guidelines.

Experiments Resource Guidelines

Understand shared GPU, storage, and memory usage rules before running jobs.

Troubleshooting FAQ

Find notes for common connection, permission, environment, and experiment issues.

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