Base Command Manager Administration
Interactive self-paced learning via the NVIDIA Online Academy
Associate membership
Course Duration 5 Hours
NVIDIA Base Command Manager (previously Bright Cluster Manager) offers fast deployment and end-to-end management for heterogeneous high-performance computing (HPC) and AI server clusters at the edge, in the data center, and in multi/hybrid-cloud environments. It automates provisioning and administration for clusters ranging in size from a couple of nodes to hundreds of thousands, supports CPU-based and NVIDIA GPU-accelerated systems, and enables orchestration with Kubernetes. NVIDIA Base Command Manager is a proven solution for managing and building heterogeneous high-performance Linux clusters. If you are new to Base Command and looking for the primary skills needed to provision, monitor, and manage a cluster, this is the place to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills.
This course is based on NVIDIA Base Command Manager and gives an overview of the cluster management tools, Base Command View and CMSH. This course also gives information on environment modules. The processes for provisioning nodes and creating software images are also covered. Learners in this course will also learn about Interacting with switches, NVIDIA GPU integration, and the Health Management Framework.
· Provisioning Nodes
· Interacting with Switches, PDUs, and Chassis
· Cluster Management Tools
· Environment Modules
· Power Management
· Creating Custom Software Images
· NVIDIA GPU Integration
· Health Management Framework
· Describe the process of provisioning nodes
· List the Base Command Manager management interfaces
· Describe Base Command View
· Describe the Base Command Management Shell (CMSH)
· List the power operations available in Base Command
· Describe the process of creating Software Images
· Describe the ways that NVIDIA GPUs are integrated with Base Command
· Configure the Health Management Framework
IT administrators, IT managers, and technicians who work or high-performance Linux clusters.
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