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The [[NetworkInfrastructure]] page describes the host naming (dns) conventions, as well as documenting the physical setup and connections within the OACISS racks in the machine room. All OACISS systems automatically search .nic.uoregon.edu for DNS, so only the short hostname is needed for ssh internally.
Some relevant pages:
 
* The [[NetworkInfrastructure]] page describes the host naming (dns) conventions, as well as documenting the physical setup and connections within the OACISS racks in the machine room. All OACISS systems automatically search .nic.uoregon.edu for DNS, so only the short hostname is needed for ssh internally.
The [[Service:storage]] describes available storage for users of OACISS systems.
* The [[Service:storage]] describes available storage for users of OACISS systems. OACISS currently has a total of just under 350TB of online storage available.
* The new [[HowtoMPI]] page describes various tested-working MPI setups and the steps


Click on the server links to access more information about individual machines. Note that only the two machines designated as login gateways (orthus, cerberus) are accessible by machines outside of nic.uoregon.edu.
Click on the server links to access more information about individual machines. Note that only the two machines designated as login gateways (orthus, cerberus) are accessible by machines outside of nic.uoregon.edu.
OACISS has a large amount of storage available: See [[Service:storage | Storage]].


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Revision as of 01:18, 3 February 2022

This is a list of all OACISS servers in the Franken-cluster. You may also select a section header to view the Wiki-generated category index for systems of that type.

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Some relevant pages:

  • The NetworkInfrastructure page describes the host naming (dns) conventions, as well as documenting the physical setup and connections within the OACISS racks in the machine room. All OACISS systems automatically search .nic.uoregon.edu for DNS, so only the short hostname is needed for ssh internally.
  • The Service:storage describes available storage for users of OACISS systems. OACISS currently has a total of just under 350TB of online storage available.
  • The new HowtoMPI page describes various tested-working MPI setups and the steps

Click on the server links to access more information about individual machines. Note that only the two machines designated as login gateways (orthus, cerberus) are accessible by machines outside of nic.uoregon.edu.

Nodes in Computing Center datacenter
Name Description OS Model Processors Local Network Physical location
Compute: Orthus Primary login gateway Rhel-8.4 Dell PowerEdge 2 x 8c Xeon E5-2667 v2 @ 3.3GHz 10GbE
Compute: Jupiter Quad Cooper lake + Intel DG1 Ubuntu 20.04.2 Supermicro Sys-240 4 x 24c Xeon Gold 6438 @ 2.3GHz 100GbE + EDR R86.U10
Compute: Saturn Quad Cooper lake + A100 (80GB) Ubuntu 20.04.2 Gigabyte RS292-4S1 4 x 26c Xeon Platinum 8367HC @ 3.2GHz 100GbE + EDR R86.U10
Compute: Reptar Cascade lake 6248 node RHEL 8.4 Supermicro 7049 2 x 24c Xeon Gold 6248R @ 2.9GHz 10GbE + 100GbE R84.U37
Compute: Illyad AMD + 2 A100 (40GB) Centos 8.3 Preproduction SuperMicro 2 x 24c Epyc Rome 7402 @ 2.8GHz 100GbE + 2xEDR R85.U22
Compute: Gilgamesh AMD + 2 MI50 + A100 (40GB) Centos 8.3 Preproduction SuperMicro 2 x 24c Epyc Milan 7413 @ 2.6GHz 100GbE + 2xEDR R85.U26
Compute: Instinct Intel + 2 AMD MI100 + MI50 Centos 7.9 Supermicro SC747 2 x 14c Xeon E5-2660 v4 2.0GHz 100GbE R85.U6
Compute: Voltar A100 (80GB) + P100 + V100 GPU node Centos 7.8 Cascade Lake GPU server 2 x 16c Xeon Gold 6226R @ 2.9GHz 10GbE + EDR R86.U26
Compute: Cyclops IBM Power9 + 4 V100 RHEL 7.6 IBM AC922 2 x 20c Power9 @ 3.66GHz 10GbE + 2xHDR (200 Gbps) R86.18
Compute: Gorgon IBM Power9 + 4 V100 RHEL 7.6 IBM AC922 2 x 20c Power9 @ 3.66GHz 10GbE + 2xHDR (200 Gbps) R86.U16
Compute: Medusa IBM Power9 RHEL 8.4 IBM AC922 2 x 20c Power9 @ 3.66GHz 10GbE R86.U14
Compute: Typhon IBM Power9 RHEL 8.4 IBM AC922 2 x 20c Power9 @ 3.66GHz 10GbE R86.U12
Compute: Delphi Intel + GV100 Centos-7.8 Intel SDP 2 x 18c Xeon E5-2697 v4 100GbE R86.U35
Compute: Aurora NEC SX-Aurora demo machine Centos 7.9 2 x NEC SX-Aurora Tsubasa Vector Engine 8c Xeon 4108 Silver @ 1.8GHz 10GbE + EDR R85.U31
Compute: Godzilla Intel DG1 + 2 x K80 node RHEL 8.2 Broadwell GPU server 2 x 14c Xeon E5-2680v4 @ 2.3GHz 40GbE + EDR R85.U6
Compute: Centaur IBM Power8 + 2 K80 Ubuntu 20.04 IBM S822LC 2 x 20c Power8 @ 3.5GHz 10GbE R85.U18
Compute: Minotaur IBM Power8 + 2 K80 Ubuntu 20.04 IBM S822LC 2 x 20c Power8 @ 3.5GHz 10GbE R85.U20
Compute: Eagle IBM Power9 + 3 x T4 Ubuntu 20.04 IBM IC922 2 x 16c Power9 @ 2.1GHz 10GbE + 2xEDR R86.U24
Compute: Pegasus Compute node Centos 7.8 Intel Skylake server 2 x 18c Xeon Gold 6140 @ 2.3GHz 100GbE + EDR R86.U22
Compute: Vina Raptor Talos II Ubuntu-20 Talos workstation 2 x 22c Power9 @ 2.2GHz 10GbE R84.U44
Compute: Pike Raptor Talos II + MI25 Ubuntu-20 Talos workstation 2 x 22c Power9 @ 2.2GHz 10GbE R84.U29
Compute: Cirrus-AIX.stor AIX machine AIX 7.2 IBM S-924 server 2 x 20c Power9 @ 3.6GHz 10GbE R84.U11
Compute: Cumulus-AIX.stor AIX machine AIX 7.2 IBM S-924 server 2 x 20c Power9 @ 3.6GHz 1GbE R85.U10
Compute: Nimbus-AIX.stor AIX machine AIX 7.2 IBM S-924 server 2 x 20c Power9 @ 3.6GHz 1GbE R85.U14
Compute: KNL Grover Intel Phi system Centos 7.8 Intel KNL server 68c Xeon Phi 7250 @ 1.4GHz 1GbE R86.U20
Compute: Axis cluster (axis1-8) DL580 G7 nodes RHEL 8.5 HP 4U compute nodes with Slurm 4 x 8c Xeon Nehalem @ 2.3GHz 10GbE R82
Compute Nodes in Streisinger
Name Description OS Model Processor Local Network Physical location
Visualization: Chymera Drives 8K display in 472 Centos 7 Dell T620 2 x 10c Xeon E5-2680 v2 @ 2.8GHz 10GbE Str-470 window
Visualization: Cerberus Secondary login gateway; Jetson/Nucs + NFS Centos-7 Dell T620 2 x 10c Xeon E5-2680v2 @ 2.8GHz 10GbE Str-470 window
NUC cluster Intel NUCs (16) Centos 8.2 16 x NUC 4250 4c Intel i5-4250 1GbE Str 470 mini-rack
Jetson ARM64 cluster Tegra TX-1 Ubuntu-18.04.3 12 x Jetson-TX1 4c ARM V8l rev 1 1GbE Str 470 mini-rack
Jetson ARM64 cluster Tegra TX-2 Ubuntu-16.04.05 4 x Jetson-TX2 4c ARM V8l rev 3 1GbE Str 470 mini-rack
Compute: Xavier NVidia Tegra 3 Ubuntu-18.04.3 Jetson TX-3 8c ARM v8l rev 0 1GbE Str-470 mini-rack adjacent
Compute: OD1K ARM64 v8 Ubuntu SoftIron ARM64 1GbE Str-470 mini-rack adjacent
Compute: Omicron M1 Mac OSX M1 Mini M1 1GbE Str-470 foyer
Compute: Sever Intel Xe Ubuntu 20 XPS 13 Quad core i7 Gen11 @ 2.8GHz 10GbE Str-470 foyer
Compute: Silicon VLSI simulation node Debian 10 Supermicro mobo 6c 3.6GHz Broadwell CPU 1GbE Str-473
Infrastructure Nodes
Name Description Model Processor Network Physical location
Infrastructure:orion VM host SuperMicro 16c Xeon Platinum 10GbE R35.U37
Infrastructure:mecha ? Silicon Mechanics 2x Xeon E5410 1GbE R34.U37 left
Infrastructure:newstorage NFS Server Silicon Mechanics 4c Xeon E5620 2x1GbE R34.U9
Infrastructure:mnemosyne NFS Server Silicon Mechanics 8c Xeon Silver 4112 40GbE + EDR R35.21
Infrastructure:lighthouse Backup infrastructure Qlogic Comet HA600 Core i5-10500 x6 @ 2.3GHz 1GbE Str-470

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