AMBER is a highly parallized suite of biomolecular simulation programs which use MPI and OpenMP on CPUs or CUDA (in combination with MPI) to run on GPUs.
Amber is distributed in two parts: AmberTools and Amber. Amber is a package of molecular simulation programs, AmberTools contains a collection of useful software to analyze and modify MD data. You can find a comprehensive manual here.
The following example runs MMPBSA.py.MPI on 20 identical CPUs. Each of the called Sander jobs (used for surface and energy calculation) may take up to 4G of RAM - for bigger systems this has to be adjusted. The code below runs a 'stability calculation' for a single system. For a comprehensive overview the the AMBER18 manual.
Keep in mind, that MMPBSA calculations are more demanding in terms of memory than MMGBSA jobs.
#!/bin/bash #PBS -l walltime=XX:YY:ZZ #PBS -l select=20:ncpus=1:mpiprocs=1:mem=4G #PBS -l place=group=arch #PBS -r n #PBS -N Job Name #PBS -A Project Name # input files INFILE=MMPBSA.infile EOFILE=Output.dat PRMTOP=Topology.prmtop TRAJ=Trajectory.nc # load Amber module load Amber/18 # go to work dir cd $PBS_O_WORKDIR # def executable MPI_EXE=`which MMPBSA.py.MPI` # generate log file LOGFILE=$PBS_O_WORKDIR/$PBS_JOBNAME"."$PBS_JOBID".log" echo "$PBS_JOBID ($PBS_JOBNAME) @ `hostname` at `date` in "$PBS_O_WORKDIR" START" > $LOGFILE echo "`date +"%d.%m.%Y-%T"`" >> $LOGFILE echo >> $LOGFILE echo "GLOBAL PARAMETERS">> $LOGFILE echo "---------------------------" >> $LOGFILE echo "Node : "$HOSTNAME >> $LOGFILE echo "Arch : "$ARCH >> $LOGFILE echo "---------------------------" >> $LOGFILE echo "RunDir : "$PBS_O_WORKDIR >> $LOGFILE # MPICPUS=$(cat $PBS_NODEFILE | wc -l) echo "# MPI CPUs: ${MPICPUS}" >> $LOGFILE mpirun $MPI_EXE -i $INFILE -eo $EOFILE -cp $PRMTOP -y $TRAJ >>$LOGFILE qstat -f $PBS_JOBID >> $LOGFILE echo "$PBS_JOBID ($PBS_JOBNAME) @ `hostname` at `date` in "$RUNDIR" END" >> $LOGFILE echo "`date +"%d.%m.%Y-%T"`" >> $LOGFILE
AMBER | |
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Category | MD-Simulations |
Usage | CPU or GPU |
Module-Versions | |
AMBER12-18 |