Difference between revisions of "SciNet User Support Library"

Latest revision as of 14:59, 15 May 2018

WARNING: SciNet is in the process of replacing this wiki with a new documentation site. For current information, please go to https://docs.scinet.utoronto.ca

System Status

System status can now be found at docs.scinet.utoronto.ca

Mon 23 Apr 2018 GPC-compute is decommissioned, GPC-storage available until 30 May 2018

Thu 18 Apr 2018 Niagara system will undergo an upgrade to its Infiniband network between 9am and 12pm, should be transparent to users, however there is a chance of network interruption.

Fri 13 Apr 2018 HPSS system will be down for a few hours on Mon, Apr/16, 9AM, for hardware upgrades, in preparation for the eventual move to the Niagara side.

Tue 10 Apr 2018 Niagara is open to users.

Wed 4 Apr 2018 We are very close to the production launch of Niagara, the new system installed at SciNet. While the RAC allocation year officially starts today, April 4/18, the Niagara system is still undergoing some final tuning and software updates, so the plan is to officially open it to users on next week.

All active GPC users will have their accounts, $HOME, and $PROJECT, transferred to the new Niagara system. Those of you who are new to SciNet, but got RAC allocations on Niagara, will have your accounts created and ready for you to login.

We are planning an extended Intro to SciNet/Niagara session, available in person at our office, and webcast on Vidyo and possibly other means, on Wednesday April 11 at noon EST.

System News

April 23, 2018: GPC & Sandy decommissioned.
April 10, 2018: Niagara commissioned.
March 20th, 2018: Gravity decommissioned.
Dec 4, 2017 : scratchtcs decommissioned.
Nov 28, 2017: The GPC has been reduced from 30,912 to 16,800 cores to make room for the installation of Niagara.
Sept 29, 2017: The TCS has been decommissioned.

(Previous System News)

QuickStart Guides

Tutorials and Manuals

What's New On The Wiki

Dec 2014: Updated GPC Quickstart with info on email notifications from the scheduler.

Dec 2014: Hdf5 compilation page updated.

Dec 2014: Research Computing with Python 2014 lectures 5-8

Nov 2014: "Modern CUDA Features" TechTalk slides in SciNet TechTalks and Seminars.

Nov 2014: Research Computing with Python 2014 lectures 1-4

Sept 2014: Tip on reducing virtual memory consumption for multithreaded programs

Sept 2014: Improved information on the Python versions installed on the GPC, and which modules are included in each version.

Sept 2014: Description on using job arrays on the GPC on the Scheduler page.

Sept 2014: Tkinter instructions, slides and code for the TkInter workshop held in September.

Sept 2014: Instructions on using Hadoop (for the Hadoop workshop held in September).

Previous new stuff can be found in the What's new archive.

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-* April 24: New Intel "skylake" devel/test node installed, 52 cores, login using ssh '''sky01-ib0'''.
+* April 23, 2018: GPC & Sandy decommissioned.
+* April 10, 2018: Niagara commissioned.
-* Mar 3:  GPC:  Version 7.0 of Allinea Forge (DDT Debugger, MAP, Performance Reports) installed as a module.
+* March 20th, 2018: Gravity decommissioned.
+* Dec 4, 2017 : scratchtcs decommissioned.
-* Jan 26:  New larger (1.8PB) $SCRATCH storage brought online.
+* Nov 28, 2017: The GPC has been reduced from 30,912 to 16,800 cores to make room for the installation of Niagara.
+* Sept 29, 2017: The TCS has been decommissioned.
-* Oct 24: P8: 2 new Power 8 Development Nodes, [[ P8 ]], with 4x Nvidia P100 (Pascal) GPUs, available for users.
-* Sept 19: KNL: Intel Knights Landing Development Nodes, [[Knights_Landing | KNL ]], available for users.
-* Sept 13: GPC:  Version 6.1 of Allinea Forge (DDT Debugger, MAP, Performance Reports) installed as a module.
-* Sept 13: GPC: Version 17.0.0 of the Intel Compiler and Tools are installed as modules.
-* Aug 20:  P8: Power 8 Development Nodes, [[ P8 ]], with 2x Nvidia K80, GPUs available for users.
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 * [[Media:SciNet_Tutorial.pdf|SciNet User Tutorial]]
-* [[GPC_Quickstart|GPC: General Purpose Cluster]]
-* [[TCS_Quickstart|TCS: Tightly Coupled System]]
-* [[Sandy| Sandy: Intel Sandybridge nodes ]]
-* [[Gravity| Gravity: GPU nodes]]
 * [[P7_Linux_Cluster|P7: Power 7 Linux cluster]]
 * [[BGQ|BGQ: BlueGene/Q clusters]]
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 * [[Acknowledging_SciNet | Acknowledging SciNet]]
-* [[File:Rss.gif|link=http://support.scinet.utoronto.ca/podcasts.xml]]&nbsp;[http://support.scinet.utoronto.ca/podcasts.xml SciNet Training Webcasts]
+* [https://courses.scinet.utoronto.ca SciNet education]
+* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC42CaO-AAQhwqa8RGzE3daQ SciNet YouTube Channel]
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