The E-HPC client includes a visual file explorer for managing files. You can upload and download files between your local computer and a cluster, and edit, rename, or delete them.
Procedure
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Open and log in to the client.
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In the left-side navigation pane, select Data Management.
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The following table describes the supported operations.
Actions
Description
File path operations
Navigate to a subdirectory
Click a folder to navigate to its subdirectory.
Return to a parent directory
The current file path is displayed as a breadcrumb trail in the upper-left corner. Click a folder name in the trail to return to a parent directory.
Folder operations
Create
In the upper-right corner, click the
icon and select Folder to create a folder.Rename
Find the target folder. In the Actions column, click the
icon and select Rename. Enter a new name when prompted.Delete
Find the target folder. In the Actions column, click the
icon and select Delete. Confirm when prompted.ImportantDeleting a folder also deletes all files within it. This action cannot be undone.
File operations
Create
In the upper-right corner, click the
icon and select File. Enter a file name, add content, and then click Save.Edit
Find the target file and click the
icon in the Actions column to edit the file.Rename
Find the target file. In the Actions column, click the
icon and select Rename. Enter a new name when prompted.Delete
Find the target file. In the Actions column, click the
icon and select Delete. Confirm when prompted.Upload and download files
Upload files to the cluster
In the upper-right corner, click the
icon and select a file to upload. After the upload is complete, refresh the page to view the new file.Download files to your local computer
Find the target file and click the
icon in the Actions column to download the file to your local computer.File explorer settings
Show hidden files
In the upper-right corner, click the
icon to show or hide hidden files.SSH
Open an SSH window
In the upper-right corner, click the
icon to open an SSH window. This connects you to the cluster in the current directory, where you can run commands.