The HPC Portal supports several different contribution formats.
Blog posts are suitable for:
Example: Green HPC (Path in Git-Repository: content/english/blog/green-hpc/index.md)
Documentation pages provide structured technical or educational information, for example:
Example: Energy Measurement (Path in Git-Repository: content/english/documentation/hsuper/energy.md)
This format is intended for modular self-learning content and step-by-step educational material.
Examples include:
These contributions are usually organized hierarchically and may include:
Example: HSUper and Gurobi (Path in Git-Repository: content/english/documentation/gurobi/)
The HPC Portal also supports moderated and interactive learning formats created with the Adapt Authoring Tool.
These trainings may include:
This format is particularly suitable for structured online learning modules and asynchronous learning environments. If you want to work with Adapt Authoring Tool, please contact us. You will need your own account for the software.
Example: HPC Workshop 1 - A short Introduction to HSUper and the LINUX Terminal (Path in Git-Repository: static/courses/hpc-workshop-1-a-short-introduction-to-hsuper-and-the-linux-terminal)
When contributing content, please ensure that:
⚠️ If we can assist you in selecting the right format for your offering, please feel free to get in touch. We would also be happy to develop learning content together with you and explore what additional multimedia teaching and learning formats are available to present your material. ⚠️
The HPC Portal is intended as a collaborative and evolving knowledge environment. Community contributions are therefore not only technically possible but explicitly encouraged.