#On Kamiak, the primary way of navigating files and "jobs" (programs the computer is running) is through using a scheduling software called "slurm". The following commands all have an "s" in the front because they refer to slurm specific commands - they are not generic linux commands, though in many cases those work too. For more information see the entire Training PDF. sinfo #shows what CPUs are available to use sbatch #creates job scontrol #shows jobs scancel #cancels jobs. Example, to cancel job humner 345: scancel 345 sq #shows all of your running or pending jobs. finished jobs will no longer be in the scheduler so their outputs will be where ever you told them to save. #Other commands idev #opens up an interactive interface where you can run programs without having to write an entire .sh script and submitting it to the computer cat slurm -Job #looks at a specific job number. Example: cat slurm -345