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C3SE is the Chalmers e-Commons e-Infrastructure group at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg Sweden. C3SE is also a part of the national metacenter National Academic Infrastructure for Supercomputing in Sweden, NAISS.
Current systems¶
- PC-cluster Vera for local users.
- PC-cluster with GPU accelerators Alvis for national and local users.
C3SE is also part of Swedish Science Cloud and Swestore
News¶
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The vera1 login node has unknown likely hardware problems. Please prefer vera2 login node while we work on the problems. |
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The Icelake nodes in Vera has now been updated to Rocky Linux 9. | |
The Zen4 expansion of Vera will go live. All Vera login nodes will be down during the day for the swap to the new login nodes under the same names. See Vera Zen4 news page for all details. | |
Due to high priority electrical work in the computer hall we need to cut power to the Vera Icelake nodes sometime in January. As it is not known when the necessary spare parts arrive, we have opted to not preemptively keep the Icelake nodes drained, but any running jobs will be interrupted when power is cut. Ensure that any long running jobs on -C ICELAKE checkpoint frequently. Skylake nodes should not be affected. |
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To better adhere to the Waymo license agreement we are changing the access mode. We will restrict access to the dataset starting in the second half of January this coming year. See our Waymo license instructions. | |
We were experiencing some hardware issues since yesterday, which affected both clusters to a large degree. This issue appears to now be solved. | |
Due to license restrictions centre provided conda containers and modules that uses default or anaconda channels will be replaced or removed. See our conda documentation. | |
44 new Vera ICELAKE nodes are now online in the main partition. Remember you have to request ICELAKE specifically to use these as the older SKYLAKE is still the default. |
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The OpenOndemand portal for Vera cluster is now available at https://vera.c3se.chalmers.se. It provides a simple way to run interactive jobs on the cluster, such as jupyter notebooks, RStudio, VS code, and even a full desktop session. Anyone using srun for interactive jobs or the proxy server for running jupyter notebooks should switch to using this portal instead as it provides many advantages. |
Current and upcoming events¶
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Introduction seminar for Alvis users. In this online seminar we will show you how to use Alvis. Registration required: https://indico.chalmers.se/event/283/ | |
Introduction seminar for Alvis users. In this online seminar we will show you how to use Alvis. Registration required: https://indico.chalmers.se/event/185/ | |
Special introduction seminar for Vera users in lecture hall MVH12 at department of Mathematics at 13:15-15:00. Register here if you are coming in person. This hybrid seminar can also be joined via Zoom here without registration. |
Acknowledgement suggestion¶
The recommended way to acknowledge e-Commons/C3SE (e.g. projects on Vera) is:
The computations/data handling/[SIMILAR] were/was enabled by resources provided by Chalmers e-Commons at Chalmers.
If applicable, also add an acknowledgement for application support:
"[NAME] at Chalmers e-Commons is acknowledged for assistance concerning technical and implementational aspects [OR SIMILAR] in making the code run on the [OR SIMILAR] Chalmers e-Common resources."
or
"We thank [NAME] at Chalmers e-Commons for [his/her] assistance with [describe tasks such as porting, code optimization, etc.]"
The recommended way to acknowledge SNIC/NAISS (e.g. projects on Alvis or other SNIC/NAISS resources) can be found on the NAISS homepage.