Nautilus Setup with Examples

This repository is intended to assist users with installing kubectl and using the Nautilus hypercluster. Note: epic.py is an example training file that can run on the Nautilus prp image. I use this in my presentation, but you don't have to.

Installing Kubectl

If you already have Kubectl installed, you can skip to the next section.

1. Execute the script located in scripts/install-kubectl.sh.
2. Add the line output to your shell profile, likely located at ~/.bashrc on your computer.
3. Restart your shell, or source your rc config file.
4. Add the config file sourced from the NRP website to ~/.kube/config

Tour de YAMLs

• example-pod.yaml is the simplest file, containing only a single pod that calculates Pi to 2000 digits. The name is test-pod in the definition.
• pod-gpu.yaml is a simple pod that requests a GPU. The underlying image uses Ubuntu, so we use sleep infinity to make sure it keeps running, and use scripts/connect.sh to connect to the pod.
• job-gpu.yaml cannot be run straight from the repository, as it relies on using the Nautilus Gitlab to pull a user-provided repository and execute the code. Inside the file, anything within square brackets should be replaced with an appropriate name, either the link to the repository or the name of the repository.