Hardware and Software Overview

• Each of the nodes in the blue queue has:
  • One AMD EPYC 7452 32-Core Processor processor servers with X11DPH-T motherboard from SuperMicro. (The primary vendor was Seneca Data.)
  • 32 cores with 2 threads each
  • 128GB DDR4 2933 MHz Memory
  • Local /scratch of 3.5TB
• Each of the nodes in the green queue has:
  • 2.3 GHz dual eight-core Intel 12C Xeon E5-2670v3 Haswell processor based on the SuperMicro SYS-6018U-TRT+. (The primary vendor was Seneca Data).
  • 32 cores
  • 64GB DDR4 2133MHz ECC Registered Memory
  • Local /scratch of 860GB

Storage

• User home directory (for example, user test101 has /home/test101).
  • Each user has a fixed (relatively small) amount of disk space available in their home directory
  • Home directories are not on redundant disks.
  • Please do not store large files in your home directories! Instead, use the RAIDs listed below
• All nodes (both interactive and batch) have the following large disks available
  • RAIDs provide redundant storage, and are generally fault tolerant if one disk fails.
  • The RAIDs are groups of many disks combined to make large partitions of (typically) several Terabytes.
  • Each RAID is hosted on a system that has a 10Gbps network card, which means reading from and writing to these disks are typically faster.

  Host	Path	Size	Used		Available	Last Update