We invite you to connect with us live via zoom for ad hoc training and assistance with your questions on high performance computing, research, data storage, cluster usage, etc.
Phone: 203-432-9666 (2-ZOOM if on-campus)or 646 568 7788
he first annual New England Research Computing Day (NERC) will be hosted by the UMASS Medical School in Worcester Mass, on Wed October 7th 2015. Information Technology and Research Computing Professionals will meet to discuss an array of topics including
On Oct. 21 and 22, the Yale Center for Research Computing (YCRC) will host Intel for two training sessions for parallel programmers. The Training Program is divided into two training sessions.
An upgrade to storage appliances will be performed starting the morning of Monday, October 26. This upgrade will be performed outside BulldogN’s scheduled maintenance interval. All systems will be unavailable and logins will be disabled during the maintenance. Any job running during this time will be terminated. All systems are planned to be available again Tuesday, October 27, in the afternoon.
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Starting the morning of Oct 12th we will have a maintenance window for the Louise cluster. All systems are planned to be available again on the morning of October 15th. During the maintenance period, logins will be disabled.
If you have any questions, concerns or comments, please don’t hesitate to contact us at hpc@yale.edu.
Yale Center for Research Computing
We are currently experiencing intermittent networking issues on Omega. In order to fix this issue, we will be restarting our network switches, effectively bringing all nodes offline and disabling logins We are recommending that any jobs currently running be checked once Omega is ready for service.
We sincerely apologize for this inconvenience, especially in light of recent events.
We are currently experiencing intermittent networking issues on Omega. Roughly 500 nodes are offline and many end users are unable to login. The HPC team is investigating and working hard to bring the system back to regular service as soon as possible. Currently, logins are enabled, however may be disabled as we trouble shoot and fix the issue.
We sincerely apologize for this inconvenience, especially in light of recent events.