PSC is preparing to introduce its next-generation XSEDE-allocated
system. Bridges
is planned to enter production in January 2016 (see http://psc.edu/bridges).
Blacklight will be decommissioned on August 15, 2015.
For the transition period, PSC will provide Greenfield, a new resource that, like Blacklight, features large shared memory. We are developing the user guide at http://www.psc.edu/index.php/resources-for-users/computing-resources/greenfield. Note that the content of this document is evolving.
For the transition period, PSC will provide Greenfield, a new resource that, like Blacklight, features large shared memory. We are developing the user guide at http://www.psc.edu/index.php/resources-for-users/computing-resources/greenfield. Note that the content of this document is evolving.
While the computational capacity of Greenfield is less than that of Blacklight, we believe that your
project can make
good use of Greenfield
and prepare
you to continue on Bridges.
Your
accounts on Blacklight will remain active until 11pm
EDT on August 15. Any
files left on Blacklight’s $SCRATCH
filesystem after August 15 will be lost. If you have an
allocation on the Data
Supercell (DSC), it will remain active
for the remainder of
your current XSEDE grant. DSC will be accessible from Greenfield
and then
from Bridges.
If you wish to discuss other options, or if you have any questions, please contact remarks@psc.edu
at your earliest convenience.
If you wish to discuss other options, or if you have any questions, please contact remarks@psc.edu
at your earliest convenience.
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