How to navigate Chameleon docs effectively
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July 21, 2025
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Marc Richardson
Whether you're provisioning your first bare metal node or building complex edge computing experiments, finding the right documentation quickly can make the difference between a productive research day and hours of frustration. Chameleon's documentation ecosystem has grown to include multiple specialized resources—each designed for different needs. This guide will help you navigate to the right place, the first time.
Tips and tricks for making the most of Chameleon's new GPU resources and reservation-based workflow
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June 20, 2025
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Cody Hammock
NVIDIA H100 GPUs are now available on KVM@TACC through a new reservation-based system. Learn how to leverage cutting-edge GPU acceleration, persistent storage, and flexible networking to maximize your research productivity within time-limited virtual machines.
Less Setup, More Science: Streamlined Images with Built-in Tools and Drivers
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May 19, 2025
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Paul Marshall
What's the secret ingredient that makes our new Chameleon images so much better? From automatic SSH configuration to built-in rclone support, these aren't your ordinary cloud images. Find out what makes them special.
Streamline Your Research Workflow with Trovi's New GitHub Integration
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April 21, 2025
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Mark Powers
Learn how to leverage Trovi's new GitHub integration to easily create and update reproducible research artifacts. This step-by-step guide shows you how to configure your GitHub repository with RO-crate metadata and import it directly into Trovi, enabling better collaboration and adherence to FAIR principles for your experiments.
How to Preserve Your Valuable Data on Chameleon Cloud
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March 17, 2025
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Marc Richardson
Understanding how to preserve your valuable research on Chameleon Cloud is crucial for research continuity and community contribution. Here's how to extend the lifespan of your resources through smart public sharing
Chameleon Support: Top Issue Areas and How to Resolve Them
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Dec. 18, 2024
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Marc Richardson
Facing network issues, floating IP shortages, or login troubles on Chameleon? This blog post highlights the top challenges users encountered over the past year and shares practical tips and tricks to resolve them quickly. Learn how to tackle firewall misconfigurations, manage floating IPs efficiently, troubleshoot login errors, and more. Save time and streamline your Chameleon experience!
Simplifying Distributed Computing Setup with Jupyter, Ansible, and Python
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Nov. 18, 2024
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Michael Sherman
Running distributed applications across multiple nodes is a common need in scientific computing, but setting up MPI clusters can be challenging, especially in cloud environments. In this post, we'll explore a template for creating MPI clusters on Chameleon that handles the key configuration steps automatically, letting you focus on your research rather than infrastructure setup.
Streamlining Chameleon Experiments with Enhanced Python Library
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Oct. 21, 2024
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Mark Powers
Discover the powerful updates in Python-chi 1.0, Chameleon's official Python library. This new release brings improved typing, new modules for hardware and storage management, interactive Jupyter widgets, clearer error messages, and easier low-level access. Learn how these enhancements can simplify your experiment workflow, from resource allocation to data analysis. Whether you're a seasoned Chameleon user or just getting started, Python-chi 1.0 offers tools to make your research more efficient and reproducible.
A roundup of all the recent updates to our documentation and tutorials
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Sept. 16, 2024
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Marc Richardson
Welcome back, Chameleonaires! As we transition from summer to our usual routines, check out the new and improved resources for getting started with Chameleon. Our engineers have been hard at work creating new tutorials, including interactive Trovi artifacts and live sessions. We've also updated our Getting Started guide to make it easier to use Chameleon’s powerful tools. Dive into our latest Trovi artifacts and tutorials to boost your research efficiency. Happy experimenting!