S&T IT Research Support 11 March, 2011 ITCC. Fast Facts Team of 4 positions 3 positions filled Focus on technical support of researchers Not “IT” for.

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S&T IT Research Support 11 March, 2011 ITCC

Fast Facts Team of 4 positions 3 positions filled Focus on technical support of researchers Not “IT” for researchers

Mission Focus HPC operations Cluster consulting & hosting Electro Mechanical support and consulting Linux support and consulting Data acquisition consulting

Year’s Accomplishments Cluster News – 3 New clusters installed and operating – Academic NIC facility substantially upgraded – Supercomputing white paper in development

Year’s Accomplishments Direct Support news – 3 user groups launched – Linux migration planning started Operational Transition for Fall 2011

Year’s Accomplishments Team Development – One new staff member hired – National Instruments Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer in training – Junior Level Linux Professional in training

Challenges Ahead Hiring suitable staff Retaining existing staff Growing user communities Refining mission within resource constraints Continuing HPC upgrades

HPC - Running Processes vs. CPUs

HPC - Percent CPU Utilization

Dr. Wunsch Cluster 4 Nodes – each node has Core Xeon X5620 CPUs 7 Tesla C2050 GPUs 24 GB RAM Resulting in a total of – 32 Processor Cores – 28 GPUs resulting in 28 Tflops of Processing Power – 96 GB of RAM

Dr. Dawes Cluster 13 Nodes – each node has Core Xeon X5680 CPUs 96GB RAM ,000RPM SATA Drives in RAID 1 for 2.3 TB of high speed scratch space. Resulting in a total of: – 156 Processor Cores – 1248GB of RAM – 29.9TB of high speed scratch space.

User Group Info LabVIEW Users Group – website: grp/topics?hl=en – HPC Users Group – website: grp/topics?hl=en – Linux Users Group – website: grp/topics?hl=en –