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Recent Announcements:

Scheduler Currently Experiencing Intermittent Issues (Resolved)
Steven Ford posted on Mar 05, 2021
Update 11:00 AM: The bug in the scheduler has been patched and the scheduler is back online. The SLURM scheduler is experiencing intermittent crashes following yesterdays upgrade. We are currently working with our software vender to resolve the issue.
Scheduler Outage on Thursday, March 4th (Updated)
Steven Ford posted on Feb 25, 2021
Update 9:07PM: The scheduler upgrade is complete and the scheduler is back online On Thursday, March 4th, at 8:00PM, the scheduler will go offline before undergoing an upgrade to the latest release. This scheduler is expected to come back online before midnight.  This outage will not affect running jobs, however some other functionality will be affected by this outage: SLURM client commands will be unavailable (squeue, srun, salloc, sbatch, etc.…
2021-02-25 GPFS Outage (Resolved)
Nicholas Anthony Rahme posted on Feb 25, 2021
The GPFS home storage system is currently offline. We are working to identify and resolve the underlying cause of the disruption, and will provide additional information as available.  Update 3:45 PM This outage started at about 1:55 PM. We've identified a set of nodes that may be causing this problem and are working to reset them. Update 4 PM The system should be fully operational now. We've identified memory exhaustion on four compute nodes as the cause of the problem.…

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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. More information at https://icer.msu.edu/users/getting-started

Buy-in options

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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 through computational resources and services provided by the Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research at Michigan State University."






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