Snakes have always captured the imagination of humans. Their fearsome reputation, and great diversity — with more than 3,400 living species — make them one of the most recognizable groups of living vertebrate animals. Yet little has been known about how, where, and when modern snakes emerged.
All storage and nodes as part of the Grace expansion are available for use. An additional 90 general use nodes are available as well as an additional 500 TB of storage. Dedicated hardware is also available and details have been communicated directly to the group leaders.
Life science research has long been compute-intensive but requirements have largely been satisfied with traditional workstations and simple clusters. That’s changing: “Roughly 25 percent of life scientists, and this includes bench-level scientists, will require HPC capabilities in 2015, few of whom have ever used a command line,” said Ari Berman, GM of Government Services, the BioTeam consulting firm.
The Data Matters: Data Science Summer Workshop Series is a week-long series of classes for researchers, data analysts, and other individuals who wish to increase their skills in data studies and integrate data science methods into their research designs and skill sets. Both one- and two-day courses will be offered from June 22 to 26, 2015 and run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Participants are welcome to register for one, two, or three classes.
The Research Data Consultation Group is a collaborative, university-wide group created to provide consultation on data management best practices, implement data management services, and help link users to resources.
Maintenance to the Grace cluster and GPFS Filesystem is now complete. The cluster is back online and available for access. We apologize for any inconvenience resulting from the delay.
If you have any questions, concerns or comments, please don’t hesitate to contact us at hpc@yale.edu.
The Grace Cluster and GPFS Filesystem coming back online has been delayed. The cluster has been experiencing network problems and so far the issue has been narrowed to the storage network. There is no impact to the underlying filesystem or storage of data.
The team will continue to addess the issue over the weekend and will continue to post updates to the website as more information is available. At this time we are not expecting resolution before Monday.
A brief power outage at West Campus resulted in bringing many Omega Cluster nodes offline. The cluster has been restored and is currently running however jobs may have been impacted. If you are currently using the Omega cluster we are advising you to check your jobs to determine if they need to be restarted.
The Grace Cluster and GPFS Filesystem coming back online has been delayed. Currently there is no estimated time for resolution but the team is working hard to complete the maintenance and updates will be posted here.
XSEDE, along with the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center and the National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois will be presenting a Hybrid Computing workshop.