Machine	Configuration	How To Run On It
saddleback	8-nodes, 192-core 3.06GHz Intel 6-core Xeons 12M Cache per proc 48GB RAM per node 1TB drive per node 40Gb/s Infiniband network CentOS Linux 5.5 PGI Cluster Dev Kit with Fortran & PGI mpich OpenFabrics Infiniband libraries Totalview	Saddleback is a Randall group-owned linux cluster. The master node is "hogback". The master is not a compute-node. Subordinate compute nodes are named sb1, sb2... Cluster runs torque which is an open portable batch (pbs) system. To request an account, email Kelley. An ~80TB RAID is attached via Infiniband to hogback. It is accessible from other computers upon request. It is called /pond. A 164TB RAID is on the network in the same rack. It is accessible from other computers upon request and is called /pool. Specifics and install notes on the cluster can be found here.
Keck cluster	484 Intel Sandy Bridge cores 31 compute nodes 8 GPU nodes 5,120GB RAM 52TB storage Infiniband interconnect Univa Grid Engine schduling	The College of Engineering Keck cluster is a "condo" model system housed in the state-of-the-art data center atop the Scott Bio Engineering building on main campus. All College software is available on it including Matlab. To learn more about the Keck cluster, click here
cray & summit	cray: Model XE6 2,688 compute cores 2.5TB main memory 3D-torus interconnect 23TB disk storage summit: 380 Intel Haswell nodes, 303.2 Peak TF 10 GPU nodes, 15.3 CPU Peak TF + 71.1 GPU Peak TF 5 "Hi-Mem" nodes, 6.5 Peak TF OmniPath interconnect 1PB scratch storage Stored at CU-Boulder Fiber-connected to CSU's network	The CSU ISTeC Cray High Performance Computing System supports large and complex problems in science and engineering, especially for data intensive applications; adds greater physical fidelity to existing models; facilitates the application of computing to new areas of research and discovery; and supports training to attract new researchers to computational science, engineering and mathematics. The CSU/CU "condo" model summit HPC system is available for use via an application process. To learn more about the cray and summit, click here
National labs and supercomputer centers		The Randall group heavily utilizes supercomputers residing at national labs and supercomputer centers around the country including yellowstone and cheyenne at NCAR's computer center in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Talk to Kelley to get more info on what is out there.