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In situ on tiled display with ParaView 4.3.1
Alexandre Ancel edited this page Jun 12, 2015
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Test setup with pvserver:
- Tiled display machine launching
pvserver
- Client launching
paraview
(main brain) : hostname - Cluster running In-situ simulation
Tiled-display setup:
- Enable tiled-display, e.g. for Ubuntu 10.04:
- System -> Preferences -> Monitors: Untick
Same image in all monitors
- System -> Preferences -> Monitors: Untick
- Install ParaView 4.3.1
- Ensure that you have openmpi
- pvserver must be launched with at least as many mpi processes as there are tiles in the display
There must be at least as many processes in the MPI job as there are tiles
in the display; however, adding more processes than tiles is recommended as
they will all be used to perform the parallel rendering.
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Setting_up_a_ParaView_Server
- Launch
pvserver
with the following options:- --tile-dimensions-x=<nb_displays_in_x>
- --tile-dimensions-y=<nb_displays_in_y>
- Specify the X server with -display host:X.Y (Don't put "=" between display and the display value)
Client:
- FIRST and IMPORTANT: Check that you can access to the machine hosting the pvserver(s)
- Launch ParaView 4.3.1
- Connect to the tiled-display
pvserver
- Enable Catalyst (via Connect and Pause Simulation in Catalyst Menu)
Cluster:
- Launch simulation with the following options:
- --exporter.format vtk
- --exporter.vtk.insitu.enable 1
- --exporter.vtk.insitu.hostname <tile_display_pc>