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XSEDE Information CLI (xdinfo) Packaged Software XSEDE XSEDE Information CLI (xdinfo) |
XSEDE Globus Connect Server TAMU FASTER DTN2 XSEDE Endpoint Online Service
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XSEDE Globus Connect Server CU Boulder Research Computing (XSEDE, alternate) Online Service
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XSEDE Resource Identity (xdresourceid) Vendor Software XSEDE XSEDE local resource identifier tool
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XSEDE Data Transfer Logging Vendor Software XSEDE XSEDE data transfer configuration. |
XSEDE CA Certificate Installer Packaged Software XSEDE XSEDE CA Certificate Installer |
XSEDE Metrics on Demand (XDMod) Online Service The XDMoD (XD Metrics on Demand) tool provides HPC center personnel and senior leadership with the ability to easily obtain detailed operational metrics of HPC systems coupled with extensive analytical capability to optimize performance at the system and job level, ensure quality of service, and provide accurate data to guide system upgrades and acquisitions.
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XSEDE Digital Object Repository (XDOR) Online Service Digital object repository for the Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) project.
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XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE Expanse Online Service
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XSEDE Allocation Usage Lookup (xdusage) Vendor Software XSEDE XSEDE allocation usage lookup command line client
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XSEDE-Compatible Basic Cluster (XCBC) Packaged Software XSEDE XSEDE-Compatible Basic Cluster (XCBC) |
XSEDE Globus Connect Server Globus usage reports incoming on XSEDE XCI Metrics Online Service Incoming Globus usage reports on XSEDE XCI Metrics |
XSEDE Globus Connect Server Installation Guide Packaged Software XSEDE XSEDE Globus Connect Server Installation Guide |
XSEDE National Integration Toolkit (XNIT) Vendor Software XSEDE Suppose you already have a cluster that you are happy with and you want to add too it software tools that will allow users to use open sources software like that on XSEDE, or other particular pieces of software that you think are important, but you don't want to blow up your cluster to add that capability? XNIT is for you. You can add all of the basic software that is in SCBC, as relocatable RPMs (Resource Package Manger), via a YUM repo . (YUM Stands for Yellowdog Updater, Modified). The RPMs in XNIT allow you to expand the functionality of your cluster, in ways that mimic the setup on an XSEDE cluster. XNIT packages include specific scientific, mathematical, and visualization applications that have been useful on XSEDE systems. Systems administrators may pick and choose what they want to add to their local cluster ; updates may be configured to run automatically or manually. Currently the XNIT repository is available for x86_64 systems running CentOS 6 or 7. Consult the XSEDE Knowledge Base for more information.
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XSEDE Resource Allocation Service (XRAS) Online Service The XSEDE Resource Allocation Service (XRAS) is the Web and database service that supports the XSEDE allocation process. It includes a database for storing information about allocation opportunities, allocation proposals, proposal reviews, allocation process results; and Web interfaces for administering allocation processes and for reviewing allocation proposals. It uses the XSEDE User Portal (XUP) as the Web interface for entering allocation proposals.
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XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE Data Supercell Online Service The Data Supercell is a complex disk-based storage system with a capacity of 4 Petabytes. This endpoint can be used to access data stored on the Data Supercell file system. |
XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE Mason Online Service Mason at Indiana University is a large memory computer cluster configured to support data-intensive, high-performance computing tasks. This endpoint can be used to access data stored on the Mason file system. |
XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE Ranch Online Service Ranch is a tape archival system with a storage capacity of 160 PB. This endpoint can be used to access data stored on the Ranch file system. |
XSEDE Usage (xdusage) Packaged Software XSEDE XSEDE Usage (xdusage) |
XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE SDSC comet-gpu Online Service The Comet GPU resource features 36 K80 GPU nodes, and 36 P100 nodes, and supports many commercial and community developed applications. Each K80 GPU node also features 2 Intel Haswell processors of the same design and performance as the standard compute nodes (described separately under the Comet resource). Each P100 GPU node also features 2 Intel Broadwell processors with 14 cores/socket (28 cores on the node). The GPU nodes are available through the Slurm scheduler for either dedicated or shared node jobs (i.e., a user can run on 1 or more GPUs/node and will be charged accordingly). Like the Comet standard compute nodes, the GPU nodes feature a local SSD which can be specified as a scratch resource during job execution – in many cases using SSD’s can alleviate I/O bottlenecks associated with using the shared Lustre parallel file system. |
XSEDE Globus Connect Server hpcdev-pub04 Online Service
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XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE XCI Metrics Online Service For storing XSEDE XCI metrics data |
XSEDE Moodle Courses Online Service XSEDE Moodle web site
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XSEDE Subversion Repository Online Service XSEDE's installation of a Subversion repository, operated and maintained by XSEDE personnel
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XSEDE Globus Connect Server CU Boulder Research Computing XSEDE Online Service Provides access to/from all CU-Boulder Research Computing data storage resources via XSEDE authentication |