Documentation for Adastra (CINES, France): change installation directory to WORKDIR & clean scripts #6423
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This PR concerns the documentation for the Adastra supercomputer.
The main point of this PR is to change the installation directory from
$SHAREDHOMEDIRto$WORKDIR.On Adastra the quota for the
$HOMEdirectory is shared among all the group members of a given project and it is quite stringent, so having individual installations in the$HOMEfolder may be challenging. Therefore, the proposed solution was to have a unique installation in$SHAREDHOMEDIRfor all the project members. However, this introduces a significant constraint for the users. For this reason, this PR changes the default installation directory to$WORKDIR.In addition, the installation of additional modules in the python environment is proposed (notably
jupyterandlasy), and some cleaning of the installation scripts is performed.