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Infinity Personal is a set of tools allowing you to install the Infinity system on your computer, either PC or laptop. The software modules are downloaded on your computer and can be used offline. In addition, you can monitor and submit computational jobs to supported clusters if you are online. Note: your local account should have the same name as in e-Infra space for reasonable work.
Infinity Personal is a set of tools allowing you to install the Infinity system on your computer, either PC or laptop. The software modules are downloaded on your computer and can be used offline. In addition, you can monitor and submit computational jobs to supported clusters if you are online. Note: your local account should have the same name as in e-Infra space for reasonable work.



Revision as of 14:21, 6 February 2024

Documentation / Activation, Deactivation, and Installation / Infinity Personal


Infinity Personal is a set of tools allowing you to install the Infinity system on your computer, either PC or laptop. The software modules are downloaded on your computer and can be used offline. In addition, you can monitor and submit computational jobs to supported clusters if you are online. Note: your local account should have the same name as in e-Infra space for reasonable work.

The currently supported operating systems are:

  • Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

1. Register

First, you must join the Infinity Personal group. Once the application is approved by the administrator, you can continue.

Register into Infinity Personal group

2. Install Infinity Personal

The core of Infinity Personal is installed using system packages. You have to activate the NCBR package repository for a given version of OS and then install the specified package.

1) Activate the NCBR public package repository:

https://einfra.ncbr.muni.cz/ > User support > Ubuntu Packages > NCBR PUBLIC (LCC and WOLF mirrors available)

NCBR PUBLIC Repository (WOLF mirror)

Follow Instructions in the section How to activate access to the package repository.

2) Install the core package with AMS:

$ sudo apt-get install ncbr-ams-core-9.0-personal

3. Configure Infinity Personal

At this stage, you can configure Infinity Personal using the ams-personal command. You must generate SSH keys to access the Infinity Personal repository, update the shell environment, and set up your user account to grant access to the local Infinity Personal repository. Each step require to re-login the session:

Basic Setup

$ ams-personal envinit
-> logout/login
$ ams-personal useradd
-> logout/login  
$ ams-personal gensshkeys

Confirm that you want to create the new key. The key is composed of the type, key, and user ID.

Register SSH Key

Put all the ssh key content into your e-Infra identity in the Perun system.

https://perun.cesnet.cz/fed/gui

a) Left tab "User" -> Select identity -> Top tab "Authentication" -> Kerberos & SSH keys b) Create a new key in the section "Public ssh Key:" c) Insert the key d) Press the "Save" button.

You need to wait up to 1 hour to finish the propagation.

Install Core Modules

$ ams-personal coremods
-> logout/login

2. Install Software Modules

iSoftRepo