Introduction and expanding OpenCHAMI documentation

[lunamorrow]

Hi OpenCHAMI dev team,

I wanted to reach out and introduce myself. My name is Luna and I am from the Do IT Now group. I have been exploring OpenCHAMI as a HPC cluster provisioning/management option for our clients. I found the tutorial on your website very helpful to provision a small test cluster with OpenCHAMI. I have added more services to this cluster including Slurm, NTP, NFS, LDAP and IP forwarding/masquerading, and documented my process. I would love to contribute back to the OpenCHAMI documentation to strengthen it, particularly the guide for “Installing Slurm”. I could also expand the “Choose Your Own Adventure” documentation at the end of the tutorial with some examples to guide users through customising their cluster and/or migrate some of the OpenCHAMI services documentation from GitHub onto the documentation website if you would find that beneficial to the project.

I can open a PR shortly on the openchami.org repo to start building the “Installing Slurm” documentation, and would appreciate any feedback/suggestions on anything in particular that the guide should include.

Regards,
Luna

[synackd]

Hi Luna, We would love documentation contributions! More content for the tutorial would be useful, but we are also working on a handbook to track folks' knowledge with OpenCHAMI deployment. Sadly, it's not quite mature yet, but any documentation contributions would be welcome. The handbook is located at https://openchami.org/docs/handbook.

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-- Best, Devon

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[lunamorrow]

Hi Devon,

Thank you so much! Yes I have referenced the handbook while I was looking for resources. I can link some of my contributions back to there, perhaps as a chapter 2. I'll get cracking on some changes and push them up when I can :)