Spiedie Modules

Table of Contents

  1. Available Modules
  2. Loading a Module
  3. Unloading a Module
  4. Switch Module Files
  5. View loaded Modules
  6. Reload all Modules
  7. Module Collections
  8. Load Module at log in
  9. Further uses

Available Modules

To view all available modules run:

module avail

Loading a Module

To load a module to your current environment run:

module load module_name

or

module add module_name

Note: Loaded modules are available on your path for your current session. So jobs queued with srun will have access to them. Jobs queued with sbatch will need to load the modules again in order to have access to them

Unloading a Module

To unload a module from your environment runL

module unload module_name

or

module rm module_name

Switch Module files

To switch module_file1 with module_file2, run:

module switch  module_file1 module_file2

View Loaded Modules

To view the modules currently loaded, run:

module list

Reload all Modules

To reload the loaded files and reset the PATH run:

module reload

or

module refresh

Module Collections

To save the current set of loaded modules to a collection to be used later, run:

module save filename

To restore modules from the saved collection, run:

module restore collection_name

To see all available collections, run:

module saveshow

Load Modules at Log in

You can set up your environment such that modules are automatically loaded when you log in everytime. To add module to the initial list of loaded modules, run:

module initadd module_name

Further Uses

For further options for the module command, run:

module help