Follow the instructions below to login to Purdue's Anvil compute system and grab a copy of the code we'll be using.
If you have set up SSH keys for logging in to Anvil, use your "x-userid" to login.
If you have not set up SSH keys for Anvil, please do so by following these instructions.
Alternatively, you can follow Open OnDemand login instructions using your ACCESS ID credentials, and then procede to the Clusters --> Anvil Shell Access in the OnDemand menu. For your convenience, here is a direct link to open Anvil terminal window in your browser.
GitHub is a code-hosting platform for version control and collaboration. It lets you and others work together on projects from anywhere. We use GitHub to develop and host the code for this event.
You will need to clone a copy of our repository to your home directory so that you can complete all of our challenges. Use the following commands to complete this step:
$ cd $HOME
$ git clone https://github.com/purduercac/hands-on-with-anvil.gitCheck that you can list the files in your current directory to see the repository directory:
$ ls
hands-on-with-anvilFinally, move into that directory:
$ cd hands-on-with-anvil
You can now move on to other challenges.
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