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Pascal / Volta-class GPU testbed system. Has a local license for a GPU-accelerating compiler.
Pascal / Volta-class GPU testbed system. Has a local license for a GPU-accelerating PGI compiler.
 
Voltar also has (at least temporarily) an A100-80GB GPU, nVidia's most powerful yet.
 
Voltar runs the DCV remote high performance desktop server. To utilize this, while SSHed into Voltar, use
<pre>user$ dcv help # show all commands
user$ dcv list-sessions
user$ dcv create-session FOO
user$ dcv close-session FOO</pre>
 
Then, take your browser to <code>https://voltar.nic.uoregon.edu:8442/#FOO</code> and you will be able to log into to a CentOS desktop using your credentials, in your browser.
 
Please do not leave sessions open forever when you are done. Our license for sessions is not unlimited!


== Basics ==
== Basics ==
Hardware
Hardware
* 6c Xeon Bronze 3104 @ 1.7GHz
* 2 x 16c Xeon Gold 6226R @ 2.9GHz (Cascade Lake)
* 96GB of RAM.
* 256GB DDR4-2933
* 1TB local HDD + NFS to Storage (40TB)
* 1TB local HDD + Mnemosyne NFS (130TB) + gpfs (250TB)
* Network:
* Network:
** GigE to public & storage networks
** 10GbE to public
** 100 gigabit OmniPath NIC
** 100GbE to private
* 1 x V100 (PciE), 16GB HBM, 5120 cores
** EDR Infiniband
* 1 x P100 (PciE), 16GM HBM, 3584 cores
* GPUs:
** 1 x A100-80GB (PciE), 80GB HBM2, 6912 cores
** 1 x V100 (PciE), 16GB HBM, 5120 cores
** 1 x P100 (PciE), 16GM HBM, 3584 cores


Software
Software
* CentOS 7.5.1804
* CentOS 7.9
* Kernel 3.10.0-957 (-1062 on reboot)
* Kernel 3.10.0-1160
* nvidia module versions 410.27 and 440.33.01
* nvidia kernel driver 450.51.06
* PGI accelerating compiler
* PGI accelerating compiler
* DCV remote accelerated desktop

Latest revision as of 03:56, 20 August 2021

voltar.nic.uoregon.edu

Pascal / Volta-class GPU testbed system. Has a local license for a GPU-accelerating PGI compiler.

Voltar also has (at least temporarily) an A100-80GB GPU, nVidia's most powerful yet.

Voltar runs the DCV remote high performance desktop server. To utilize this, while SSHed into Voltar, use 

user$ dcv help # show all commands
user$ dcv list-sessions
user$ dcv create-session FOO
user$ dcv close-session FOO

Then, take your browser to https://voltar.nic.uoregon.edu:8442/#FOO and you will be able to log into to a CentOS desktop using your credentials, in your browser.

Please do not leave sessions open forever when you are done. Our license for sessions is not unlimited!

Basics

Hardware

  • 2 x 16c Xeon Gold 6226R @ 2.9GHz (Cascade Lake)
  • 256GB DDR4-2933
  • 1TB local HDD + Mnemosyne NFS (130TB) + gpfs (250TB)
  • Network:
    • 10GbE to public
    • 100GbE to private
    • EDR Infiniband
  • GPUs:
    • 1 x A100-80GB (PciE), 80GB HBM2, 6912 cores
    • 1 x V100 (PciE), 16GB HBM, 5120 cores
    • 1 x P100 (PciE), 16GM HBM, 3584 cores

Software

  • CentOS 7.9
  • Kernel 3.10.0-1160
  • nvidia kernel driver 450.51.06
  • PGI accelerating compiler
  • DCV remote accelerated desktop
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