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-# ADM-B Administration
+# ADM Administration
-# Background
-The administration of HPC environments requires to integrate (sometimes bleeding edge) hardware and software providing effective user environments while managing them efficiently.
-# Aim
+Learn about administrating an HPC cluster and remember many basics about servers and other equipment.
-  * To convey principles, theory, and tools that enable effective HPC administration in a modern environment
-# Outcomes
+## Requirements
-  * Distinguish hardware options.
-  * Manage software on an HPC system efficiently.
+## Learning Outcomes
-  * Manage users.
-  * Monitor the system and software usage.
+* Review theoretic principles such as hardware components, networking, boot process, monitoring, cluster management, and user management.
-  * Provide an effective user environment.
+* Summarize Linux network configuration, and investigate NFS, virtualisation and cooling options
-  * Describing support structures.
+* Describe cluster management with specific tools and investigate workload managers, different types of images as well as deployment, monitoring and IPMI
+* Classify software stacks and review installing of software, containers and software containerisation, as well as user installs
+* Identify Snakemake's capabilities for configuring its behaviour across a cluster environment and configure a cluster-wide configuration
+## Subskills
+* [[skill-tree:adm:1:b]]
+* [[skill-tree:adm:2:b]]
+* [[skill-tree:adm:3:b]]
+* [[skill-tree:adm:4:b]]
+* [[skill-tree:adm:5:b]]
-# Subskills
-  * [[skill-tree:adm:1:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:adm:2:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:adm:3:b]]