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The Schrödinger Suite is a collection of software for chemical and biochemical use. It offers various tools that facilitate the investigation of the structures, reactivity and properties of chemical systems. There is a campus site license for this software, supported by UITS. More information is available here: http://software.uconn.edu/schrodinger/ .

Load Modules

module load schrodinger/2022-4

You can then see a list of executable programs:

find /gpfs/sharedfs1/admin/hpc2.0/apps/schrodinger/2022-4/ -maxdepth 1 -executable -type f -printf "%f\n" | sort | pr -tT -8 | column -t
autots    desmond   gfxinfo   jsc       material  phase_hy  qiksim    ska
biolumin  elements  glide     jws       mxmd      phase_qs  qpld      ssp
blast     epik      hppmap    knime     oned_scr  phase_sc  qsite     sta
bmin      epikx     ifd       licadmin  para_tes  pipeline  run       structur
confgen   fep_abso  ifd-md    ligand_s  pfam      prime     schrodin  testapp
confgenx  fep_plus  impact    ligprep   phase_bu  prime_mm  shape_sc  vsw
consensu  fep_solu  installa  machid    phase_da  primex    shape_sc  watermap
constant  ffbuilde  jaguar    macromod  phase_fi  qikfit    shape_sc  wscore
covalent  generate  jobcontr  maestro   phase_fq  qikprop   sitemap

Example Application Usage

qsite

qsite -SAVE -PARALLEL 24 -HOST slurm-parallel-24 3IIS_Per1.in 
Launching JAGUAR under jobcontrol.
Exec: /gpfs/sharedfs1/admin/hpc2.0/apps/schrodinger/2022-4/jaguar-v11.8/bin/Linux-x86_64
JobId: job60-login5-1674022

Note that the numeric value of -PARALLEL should match the numeric value of the -HOST that you specified.

You can then view the status of your running job with sacct.

sacct
       JobID    JobName  Partition    Account  AllocCPUS      State ExitCode 
------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -------- 
39148       j3IIS_Per1   hi-core   abc12345         24    RUNNING      0:0 
391148.0       hostname              abc12345         24  COMPLETED      0:0

Run Test Suite

testapp -HOST slurm-parallel-24 -DEBUG
para_testapp -HOST slurm-parallel-48 -DEBUG

Installation Oddities

Schrödinger comes pre-packaged with an outdated version of mpi(< 1.8.1), meaning an old bug in the MPI->SLURM interface needs to be manually patched by appending the following line to schrodinger's mpi's default config file:

plm_slurm_args = --cpu_bind=boards

Example Submission Script CPU

#!/bin/bash
#SBATCH --partition=general                    # Name of Partition
#SBATCH --ntasks=126                           # Maximum CPU cores for job
#SBATCH --nodes=1                              # Ensure all cores are from the same node
#SBATCH --mem=492G                             # Request 128 GB of available RAM
#SBATCH --constraint='epyc128'                 # Request AMD EPYC node for the job
#SBATCH --mail-type=END                        # Event(s) that triggers email notification (BEGIN,END,FAIL,ALL)
#SBATCH --mail-user=first.lastname@uconn.edu   # Destination email address

module load schrodinger/2022-4

host=`srun hostname|head -1`
nproc=`srun hostname|wc -l`
<schrodinger program> -HOST ${host}:${nproc} <other options>

Example Submission Script GPU

#!/bin/bash
#SBATCH --partition=general-gpu                # Name of Partition
#SBATCH --ntasks=20                            # Maximum CPU cores for job
#SBATCH --nodes=1                              # Ensure all cores are from the same node
#SBATCH --mem=128G                             # Request 128 GB of available RAM
#SBATCH --gres=gpu:2                           # Request 2 GPU cards for the job
#SBATCH --mail-type=END                        # Event(s) that triggers email notification (BEGIN,END,FAIL,ALL)
#SBATCH --mail-user=first.lastname@uconn.edu   # Destination email address

module load schrodinger/2022-4

host=`srun hostname|head -1`
nproc=`srun hostname|wc -l`
<schrodinger program> -HOST ${host}:${nproc} <other options>

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