ACCESS - Revision history

Daveturner at 19:15, 14 August 2024

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 * 7 PetaByte CEPH object store
 * 56 Gbps bi-directional HDR InfiniBand network
 == Frontera at TACC ==

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	We have free access to many remote supercomputing systems through the		We have free access to many remote supercomputing systems through the
	ACCESS program.		<abbr title="Advanced Cyberinfrastructure Coordination Ecosystem: Services & Support">ACCESS</abbr> program.
	Each year we get allocations through our campus champions account that		Each year we get allocations through our campus champions account that
	users can access to supplement the local resources we have on Beocat.		users can access to supplement the local resources we have on Beocat.

2023-04-11T19:17:03Z

Mozes moved page XSEDE to ACCESS: Xsede changed their name

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ACCESS Resources

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	== ~~XSEDE~~ Resources ==		== Remote Resources through the ACCESS Program ==

	We have free access to many remote supercomputing systems through the		We have free access to many remote supercomputing systems through the
	~~XSEDE portal (eXtreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment)~~.		ACCESS program.
	Each year we get allocations through our campus champions account that		Each year we get allocations through our campus champions account that
	users can access to supplement the local resources we have on Beocat.		users can access to supplement the local resources we have on Beocat.
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	Beocat in that they run the CentOS operating system and Slurm scheduler and		Beocat in that they run the CentOS operating system and Slurm scheduler and
	have a similar module system. To get access to these resources, create an		have a similar module system. To get access to these resources, create an
	account at the ~~XSEDE portal~~ http://~~xsede~~.org/ then contact		account at the ACCESS website http://access-ci.org/ then contact
	[mailto:dan@ksu.edu Dr. Dan Andresen] or [mailto:daveturner@ksu.edu Dr. Dave Turner].		[mailto:dan@ksu.edu Dr. Dan Andresen] or [mailto:daveturner@ksu.edu Dr. Dave Turner].

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XSEDE Resources

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	The network is 100 Gbps OmniPath with a fat tree network		The network is 100 Gbps OmniPath with a fat tree network

			== Frontera at TACC ==

			We have access to Frontera which is currently the 10th fastest supercomputer in the world.
			Our allocation is 2,000 node-hours on the regular compute nodes, and 500 node-hours
			on the GPU nodes.

			'''8,368 compute nodes'''
			* 2 x Intel Xeon Platinum 8280 --> 56 cores
			* 192 GB memory

			'''16 Large Memory nodes'''
			* 4 x Intel Xeon Platinum 8280 --> 112 cores
			* 2.1 TB Optane memory

			'''90 GPU nodes'''
			* 2 x Intel Xeon 6248 --> 40 cores
			* 4 x nVidia Quadro RTX 5000 GPUs
			* 128 GB memory

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Bridges2 at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center

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	=== Bridges2 at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center ===		=== Bridges2 at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center ===

			Our current allocation is 37,000 SUs (core-hours) on the regular compute nodes,
			500 SUs on the GPU nodes, and 8,000 SUs on the large 4 TB nodes.

	'''488 RM regular Memory compute nodes''' allocated 37,266 SUs (core-hours)		'''488 RM regular Memory compute nodes''' allocated 37,266 SUs (core-hours)

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Expanse at San Diego Supercomputing Center

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	=== Expanse at San Diego Supercomputing Center ===		=== Expanse at San Diego Supercomputing Center ===

	~~This system~~ is ~~still coming~~ on ~~line, so we don't~~ have any ~~allocations~~ on ~~it yet~~.		All nodes are shared so you request the cores you need, not whole nodes.
			Our current allocation is 38,000 SUs (core-hours) on the regular compute nodes
			and 500 SUs on the GPU nodes. We do not have any time on the large 2 TB nodes,
			and since there are only 4 of these they may be difficult to access.

	'''728 compute nodes'''		'''728 compute nodes'''

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Expanse at San Diego Supercomputing Center

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XSEDE Resources

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	have a similar module system. To get access to these resources, create an		have a similar module system. To get access to these resources, create an
	account at the XSEDE portal http://xsede.org/ then contact		account at the XSEDE portal http://xsede.org/ then contact
	Dr Dan ~~Andreson~~ or Dr Dave Turner.		[mailto:dan@ksu.edu Dr. Dan Andresen] or [mailto:daveturner@ksu.edu Dr. Dave Turner].

	=== Bridges2 at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center ===		=== Bridges2 at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center ===

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XSEDE Resources

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 allocations we currently have on each.  Each of these systems is similar to
 Beocat in that they run the CentOS operating system and Slurm scheduler and
-have a similar module system.
+have a similar module system.  To get access to these resources, create an
 === Bridges2 at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center ===
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 * 7 PetaByte CEPH object store
 * 56 Gbps bi-directional HDR InfiniBand network