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'''Gibbs''' is equipped with the following software/hardware: | '''Gibbs''' is equipped with the following software/hardware: | ||
| − | * '''6 nodes''' with 2 x CPU Intel Xeon Octa Core (''16 cores''), 128 GB of RAM, 2 x 300 GB HD SAS (10 krpm), OS | + | * '''6 nodes''' with 2 x CPU Intel Xeon Octa Core (''16 cores''), 128 GB of RAM, 2 x 300 GB HD SAS (10 krpm), OS Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 6.3 |
| − | + | * '''4 nodes''' with 1 x CPU Intel Xeon 10 Core with hyperthreading (''20 cores''), 128 GB of RAM, 2 x 300 GB HD SAS (10 krpm), OS Scientific Linux release 6.6 | |
| − | for a total of | + | for a total of 10 nodes, 176 cores. |
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== Access == | == Access == | ||
Revision as of 01:09, 5 March 2018
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Description
Gibbs is equipped with the following software/hardware:
- 6 nodes with 2 x CPU Intel Xeon Octa Core (16 cores), 128 GB of RAM, 2 x 300 GB HD SAS (10 krpm), OS Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 6.3
- 4 nodes with 1 x CPU Intel Xeon 10 Core with hyperthreading (20 cores), 128 GB of RAM, 2 x 300 GB HD SAS (10 krpm), OS Scientific Linux release 6.6
for a total of 10 nodes, 176 cores.
Access
- Linux and Mac OS users can login using a terminal with the command:
ssh account@192.168.9.15
- where "account" is the user's account.
- Windows users can use an interface program to the ssh service, e.g. Putty.
Queues
The queue manager is PBS and the following queues are available:
- gibbs: max nodes 4, max walltime 2 weeks (336 hours)
Example PBS file
A typical PBS input file script will be as follow (see the Support page for more help):
#!/bin/sh --login #PBS -N jobname #PBS -A account #PBS -q gibbs #PBS -l nodes=n #PBS -w time in hh:mm:ss format commands to execute
where the parts in italic should be changed as appropriate.
