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Scheduled maintenance on Farnam
Farnam Users,
The Farnam cluster will be unavailable due to scheduled maintenance until the end of day, Wednesday, April 8, 2020. A communication will be sent when the cluster is available. Please visit the status page on research.computing.yale.edu for the latest updates. If you have questions, comments, or concerns, please contact us at hpc@yale.edu.
Wright Lab
Wright Lab is advancing the frontiers of fundamental physics through a broad research program in nuclear, particle, and astrophysics that includes precision studies of neutrinos, searches for dark matter, investigations of the building blocks and interactions of matter, and observations of the early Universe.
The Yale Center for Research Computing maintains a partnership with the Wright Lab, supporting researchers use of high performance computing as well as local computation and storage.
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Earth and Planetary Sciences is one of the truly cross-disciplinary areas that brings together physics, chemistry, biology, math and geology in order to understand the planet on which we live. Faculty, research scientists and students tackle issues of vital importance to society, including earthquakes, volcanic hazards, hurricanes, climate change, evolution and the fossil record, atmospheric carbon remediation, and the sustainability of natural resources.
YCRC User Group
The YCRC User Group is a community of researchers at Yale who utilize computing resources and technology to enable their research. The User Group holds monthly meetings, each on a distinct topic of interest to the community. During meeting there are opportunities for members of the research community to teach and learn from their peers in a mix of panel discussions, presentations, lightning talks, working groups and informal discussions.
User Group meetings are held monthly in the YCRC Auditorium on the first Wednesday of each month at 4:00 pm.
The Yale Center for Research Computing hosts Linux Clusters Institute Intermediate Workshop
The Yale Center for Research Computing welcomed approximately 60 High Performance Computing Administrators from around the country and beyond to the Yale campus while they attended a Linux Clusters Institute intermediate workshop, hosted at the YCRC Auditorium.
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Cluster Maintenance
To perform critical updates and minimize downtime, regular maintenance will be performed on each cluster on a rotating schedule. Scheduled maintenance periods typically start on a Tuesday and run through the end of the following Thursday. During maintenance, logins will be disabled, jobs will not run and cluster storage may be unavailable. Communication will be sent to users both 4 weeks and 1 week prior to the maintenance period.