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| Please, send any question to res_support@ifca.unican.es == ALTAMIRA SUPERCOMPUTING NODE AT UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA == The supercomputing node at the University of Cantabria is named ALTAMIRA. The current hardware includes 158 servers, each one offering 16 cores using 2 Intel Xeon SB processors, interconnected with Infiniband, with a total power of more than 50 Tflops. Additionally 5 GPU servers are also available, each one with 2 Tesla GPUs. Also 11 blade servers with Power7 are installed. These services are offered as Santander Supercomputing Services within the Scientific-Technical Services at University of Cantabria (see http://www.unican.es/WebUC/Unidades/Investigacion/scti/ssc/ ) |
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| Supercomputing is more specific than High Performance Computing. | IFCA entered the supercomputing field with the installation in 2007 of the ALTAMIRA node of the University of Cantabria within the Spanish Supercomputing Network ([[http://www.bsc.es/res | Red Española de Supercomputacion = RES]]) coordinated by the [[http://www.bsc.es | Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC)]]. The node systems were installed at IFCA datacenter room, and its operation supported by IFCA team in a joint effort with ATC group. The first ALTAMIRA node system was a cluster of 256 IBM PowerPC JS20 servers, with a total of 512 cores, part of the first Mare Nostrum supercomputer installed previously at BSC. This system made into the top500.org systems in 2007, and operated succesfully within the RES until 2012. The ALTAMIRA node was upgraded in June 2012 with the installation of a new system at IFCA datacenter room. |
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| IFCA entered the supercomputing field with the installation of the ALTAMIRA node of the Spanish Supercomputing Network (Red Española de Supercomputacion = RES) coordinated by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC). | Our supercomputing services also include support for large and high-performance data storage, advanced network support, and adaptation and optimization of parallel applications. |
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| You can find the information about the RES here, and about ALTAMIRA here | == ALTAMIRA SUPERCOMPUTING NODE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA == The supercomputing node at the University of Cantabria is named ALTAMIRA. Its use is offered as part of the [[ http://www.unican.es/WebUC/Unidades/Investigacion/scti/ssc/ | Santander Supercomputing Services within the Scientific-Technical Services at University of Cantabria ]]. The current systems in the ALTAMIRA node include: -An IBM idataplex cluster installed in June 2012, with 158 dx360m4 servers, each one with 2 Intel Xeon SB processors with 8 cores each at 2.6 GHZ (E5-2670), for a total of more than 2500 cores, interconnected with Infiniband FDR, with a power over 50 Tflops. Each node has 64GB RAM and 500GB HD. Additionally, the system has a login node and a management node, with identical characteristics. The cluster specific name is "Ojancano". -The idataplex cluster includes also 5 dx360m3 GPU servers, each one with 2 nVidia Tesla cards with a total of 1024 cores each. -An IBM bladecenter HS21 integrating 11 IBM ps702 blade servers, each one with 2 IBM Power7 processors, running at 3 GHz, with a total of 356 cores and more than 4 Tflops of peak power. -A GPFS storage system served by 4 IBM x3550 servers, connected by Infiniband to the cluster, and serving up to 1 Petabyte of storage from a D5000 IBM FC storage system. The GPFS filesystem also allows access through Ethernet to additional storage space. == HOW TO USE THE SUPERCOMPUTING NODE == The instructions on how to apply and the access form can be found here [[/Application]] The User Guide is available here http://grid.ifca.es/wiki/Ojancano/Userguide |
Supercomputing at IFCA
Welcome to the support pages on supercomputing at IFCA.
Please, send any specific question to marco@ifca.unican.es
Why supercomputing at IFCA
IFCA entered the supercomputing field with the installation in 2007 of the ALTAMIRA node of the University of Cantabria within the Spanish Supercomputing Network (Red Española de Supercomputacion = RES) coordinated by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC). The node systems were installed at IFCA datacenter room, and its operation supported by IFCA team in a joint effort with ATC group. The first ALTAMIRA node system was a cluster of 256 IBM PowerPC JS20 servers, with a total of 512 cores, part of the first Mare Nostrum supercomputer installed previously at BSC. This system made into the top500.org systems in 2007, and operated succesfully within the RES until 2012.
The ALTAMIRA node was upgraded in June 2012 with the installation of a new system at IFCA datacenter room.
Our supercomputing services also include support for large and high-performance data storage, advanced network support, and adaptation and optimization of parallel applications.
ALTAMIRA SUPERCOMPUTING NODE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA
The supercomputing node at the University of Cantabria is named ALTAMIRA.
Its use is offered as part of the Santander Supercomputing Services within the Scientific-Technical Services at University of Cantabria.
The current systems in the ALTAMIRA node include:
-An IBM idataplex cluster installed in June 2012, with 158 dx360m4 servers, each one with 2 Intel Xeon SB processors with 8 cores each at 2.6 GHZ (E5-2670), for a total of more than 2500 cores, interconnected with Infiniband FDR, with a power over 50 Tflops. Each node has 64GB RAM and 500GB HD. Additionally, the system has a login node and a management node, with identical characteristics. The cluster specific name is "Ojancano".
-The idataplex cluster includes also 5 dx360m3 GPU servers, each one with 2 nVidia Tesla cards with a total of 1024 cores each.
-An IBM bladecenter HS21 integrating 11 IBM ps702 blade servers, each one with 2 IBM Power7 processors, running at 3 GHz, with a total of 356 cores and more than 4 Tflops of peak power.
-A GPFS storage system served by 4 IBM x3550 servers, connected by Infiniband to the cluster, and serving up to 1 Petabyte of storage from a D5000 IBM FC storage system. The GPFS filesystem also allows access through Ethernet to additional storage space.
HOW TO USE THE SUPERCOMPUTING NODE
The instructions on how to apply and the access form can be found here /Application
The User Guide is available here http://grid.ifca.es/wiki/Ojancano/Userguide