96 logical cores on 2 x 24 core Intel Xeon Processors (6240R 2.40GHz 36MB Cache) with hyper-threading turned ON.Mellanox ConnectX®3 VPI FDR InfiniBand.1.5TB SSD used for temporary local storage.250GB Intel DC S3500 Series 2.5” SATA 6.0Gb/s SSDs (used to host the OS and provide small local scratch storage).72 logical cores on 2 x 18 core Intel Xeon Processors (6140 2.30GHz 25MB Cache or 6240 2.60GHz 25MB Cache) with hyper-threading turned ON.Currently, the following compute nodes are available on the Ceres cluster. Ceres is designed to enable large-scale computing and large-scale storage. computing in batch mode with a batch scriptĬeres is the dedicated high performance computing (HPC) infrastructure for ARS researchers on ARS SCINet.computing in interactive mode with salloc.The instructional video at demonstrates how to transfer files between local computer, Ceres, Atlas and Juno using Globus. Instead data that cannot be easily reproduced should be manually backed up to Juno. Note: /KEEP storage discussed in the video at 16:20 is no longer available. Users who are new to the HPC environment may benefit from the following Ceres onboarding video which covers much of the material contained in this guide plus some Unix basics.Ĭeres Onboarding (Intro to SCINet Ceres HPC) (length 42:13) Compiling Software, Installing R/Perl/Python Packages and Using Containers.

Local Scratch Space on Large Memory Nodes.Requesting the proper number of nodes and cores.Running Application Jobs on Compute Nodes.Local Sharing of Files with Other Users.SCINet Ceres User Manual Table of Contents

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