Events

Linux is the terminal interface used to enable you to use supercomputing clusters from your desktop. It's the tool you need to get your data on the clusters, run your programs, and get your data back. In this session, learn how to get started with Linux, how to create and navigate directories for your data, load files, manage your storage, run programs on compute clusters, and set file permissions. This workshop is designed for those with no prior experience in working with a terminal interface.

The second session in their Privacy series with the Office of Privacy Commissioner of Canada will introduce PIPEDA’s breach reporting requirements. Attendees will receive practical and actionable guidance regarding what breaches of security safeguards have to be reported to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, and what kind of notice organizations need to give to individuals following breaches. Attendees will also learn about their obligations to keep records of breaches, and what information needs to be included in these records.

Shell scripting helps you save time, automate file management tasks, and better use the power of Linux. You’ll learn how to use the command line to carry out repetitive tasks, extract information from files quickly, combine commands in powerful ways, learn about job scripts, shell variables and looping commands, and capture a workflow so you can re-use it easily. Save time, reduce errors, and use Linux more effectively. This workshop is designed for either new High Performance Computing (HPC) users who are familiar with working in a Linux environment, or for experienced users seeking to get more out of shell scripting. It is one of the core courses to help users get up and running on ACENET. Prerequisite: ACENET Basic Series Introduction to Linux, or previous experience with Linux.

The national systems use a job scheduler called “Slurm”. In this session you will learn how Slurm works and how it allocates jobs, helping you to: minimize wait time by framing reasonable requests; ask for only the resources you need, to improve efficiency; increase throughput; run more jobs simultaneously; and troubleshoot and address crashes. This workshop is designed for new HPC users, or for experienced users either transitioning to Slurm or seeking to improve efficiency with the scheduler. Prerequisites: Completion of Introduction to Linux and Introduction to Shell Scripting, or prior experience with both.

LEARN HOW TO EFFICIENTLY PROTECT YOUR WEB ASSETS AND APIS FROM THE LARGEST DDOS ATTACKS WITH GOOGLE CLOUD ARMOR. Security is essential for any cloud service — Google Cloud Armor helps you take on the challenge. Security is an essential element of any cloud service, and everyone wants to know that their information will be safe. Google Cloud Armor can protect your systems from web-based attacks and mitigate distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. It gives you enterprise-grade defense, whether your application is deployed on Google Cloud, on premise, or in a multicloud architecture. Your key takeaways from this webinar will be: Features of Cloud Armor Differences between Standard and Managed Protection Enabling Cloud Armor protection Creating security policies Adding rules to Cloud Armor to protect your assets Exciting customer stories Learn from their partner Searce how Google Cloud Armor has already helped other customers with security and infrastructure. This webinar is intended for Chief Security Officers, CIOs, CDOs, Security Decision Makers and Security Teams. During the webinar, you’ll have the opportunity to exchange your ideas, concerns and questions with their speakers in the chat.