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Note: This documentation is for those nodes updated to the Centos7 operating system. 
For documentation of nodes still using the older system, please see Centos 6 HPCC Documentation and User Manual.  For more information, see Introduction to new 2018 HPC systems

Recent Announcement:

SLURM Downtime Sunday, November 11th, 9:00PM to 11:00PM - Updated
Steve Ford posted on Nov 11, 2018
The SLURM server will be going down for maintenance from 9:00PM to 11:00PM on Sunday, November 11th. New jobs cannot be submitted during this time and all SLURM commands (sbatch/salloc/srun/squeue etc.) will be unavailable. Running jobs will not be affected by this downtime. Update: The SLURM server is back online and accepting jobs.
2018-10-29 Outage for Intel16 move to new data center (Resolved)
Andrew R Keen posted on Oct 03, 2018
On the week of October 29th, we will be moving the Intel16 cluster over to the new data center. No jobs will run on this cluster during this outage. Intel14 and Intel18 will remain available during this transition. The cluster will return to service by the end of the week. Please let us know https://contact.icer.msu.edu/contactif you have any concerns.  All Intel16 nodes have been returned to service.
Drive maping available again on home directory file storage systems
Brian Roth posted on Nov 02, 2018
Samba pushed an update the broke mapping connections to our file storage systems.  This has been corrected and drive should mount properly now.

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Obtaining HPCC accounts

Accounts must be requested by a MSU faculty member by filling out this form and existing MSU IDs are required.

Buy-in options

If you want to have priority access to our clusters, you can purchase buy-in nodes.

Questions?

If you have questions and couldn’t find answers in this documentation, please submit a ticket.

Walk-in helpdesk hours

Monday and Thursday, 1-2pm, Biomedical & Physical Sciences Building, Room 1440

Registration for HPCC workshops

Our monthly workshops cover introductions to Linux, HPCC, and some popular software tools. Check out our training website.

Acknowledgements

We encourage HPCC users to acknowledge iCER/MSU in publications arising from simulations performed on our resources. Let us know that we have been referenced, and we will link to your publication on our publication site, which will further increase the visibility of your work. A sample statement can be: "This work was supported in part by Michigan State University through computational resources provided by the Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research."






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