ACCESS Software Discovery
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| XSEDE JIRA Online Service XSEDE JIRA issue tracking for staff use
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| XSEDE MyProxy Online Service MyProxy is open source software for managing X.509 Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) security credentials (certificates and private keys). Note: A cron job that runs at NCSA does an XCDB query to generate the grid-mapfile needed by myproxy.xsede.org. XSEDE Allocations, Accounting & Account Management CI (A3M) staff at NCSA are responsible for that cron job.
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XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE Expanse Online Service
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| XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE Comet Online Service Comet is a dedicated XSEDE cluster. This endpoint can be used to access data stored on the Comet file system. |
| XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE Kyric Online Service Kentucky Research Informatics Cloud (KyRIC) Large Memory Nodes |
| XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE Data Supercell Online Service The Data Supercell is a complex disk-based storage system with a capacity of 4 Petabytes. This endpoint can be used to access data stored on the Data Supercell file system. |
| XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE PSC bridges Online Service Regular Shared Memory nodes each consist of two Intel Xeon EP-series CPUs and 128GB of 2133 MHz DDR4 RAM configured as 8 DIMMs with 16GB per DIMM. A subset of RSM nodes contain NVIDIA Tesla GPUs: 16 nodes will contain two K80 GPUs each. We anticipate adding 32 RSM nodes with two Pascal GPUs each in late 2016. Bridges contains many hundreds of RSM nodes for capacity and flexibility. |
| XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE TACC stampede2 Online Service The new Stampede2 Dell/Intel Knights Landing (KNL) System is configured with 4204 Dell KNL compute nodes, each with a new stand alone Intel Xeon Phi Knights Landing bootable processor. Each KNL node will include 68 cores, 16GB MCDRAM, 96GB DDR-4 memory and a 200GB SSD drive. Stampede2 will deliver an estimated 13PF of peak performance. Compute nodes have access to dedicated Lustre Parallel file systems totaling 28PB raw, provided by Seagate. An Intel Omni-Path Architecture switch fabric connects the nodes and storage through a fat-tree topology with a point to point bandwidth of 100 Gb/s (unidirectional speed). 16 additional login and management servers complete the system. Later in 2017, Stampede2 Phase 2 consisting of next generation Xeon servers and additional management nodes will be deployed. |
| XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE UD DARWIN Online Service Collection for XSEDE users to access data on DARWIN |
| XSEDE GitHub Repository Online Service XSEDE Official GitHub project and repositories
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| XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE SDSC comet-gpu Online Service The Comet GPU resource features 36 K80 GPU nodes, and 36 P100 nodes, and supports many commercial and community developed applications. Each K80 GPU node also features 2 Intel Haswell processors of the same design and performance as the standard compute nodes (described separately under the Comet resource). Each P100 GPU node also features 2 Intel Broadwell processors with 14 cores/socket (28 cores on the node). The GPU nodes are available through the Slurm scheduler for either dedicated or shared node jobs (i.e., a user can run on 1 or more GPUs/node and will be charged accordingly). Like the Comet standard compute nodes, the GPU nodes feature a local SSD which can be specified as a scratch resource during job execution – in many cases using SSD’s can alleviate I/O bottlenecks associated with using the shared Lustre parallel file system. |
XSEDE Globus Connect Server TAMU FASTER DTN2 XSEDE Endpoint Online Service
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| XSEDE Globus Connect Server CU Boulder Research Computing XSEDE - OLD Online Service Provides access to/from all CU-Boulder Research Computing data storage resources via XSEDE authentication
Please use CU Boulder Research Computing ACCESS instead |
XSEDE Globus Connect Server CU Boulder Research Computing (XSEDE, alternate) Online Service
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| Research Software Portal (RSP) Online Service A portal designed to help research software users (researchers, educators, students, application developers), research software developers, and the research computing administrators to work together efficiently by sharing requirements, plans, activity status, and information about available software.
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| XSEDE Resource Allocation Service (XRAS) Online Service The XSEDE Resource Allocation Service (XRAS) is the Web and database service that supports the XSEDE allocation process. It includes a database for storing information about allocation opportunities, allocation proposals, proposal reviews, allocation process results; and Web interfaces for administering allocation processes and for reviewing allocation proposals. It uses the XSEDE User Portal (XUP) as the Web interface for entering allocation proposals.
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| XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE Mason Online Service Mason at Indiana University is a large memory computer cluster configured to support data-intensive, high-performance computing tasks. This endpoint can be used to access data stored on the Mason file system. |
| XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE Ranch Online Service Ranch is a tape archival system with a storage capacity of 160 PB. This endpoint can be used to access data stored on the Ranch file system. |
| XSEDE Globus Connect Server Globus usage reports incoming on XSEDE XCI Metrics Online Service Incoming Globus usage reports on XSEDE XCI Metrics |
| XSEDE Moodle Courses Online Service XSEDE Moodle web site
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| XSEDE Subversion Repository Online Service XSEDE's installation of a Subversion repository, operated and maintained by XSEDE personnel
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| XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE XCI Metrics Online Service For storing XSEDE XCI metrics data |
XSEDE Globus Connect Server hpcdev-pub04 Online Service
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XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE Beacon Online Service
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| XSEDE Globus Connect Server XSEDE OSG Virtual Cluster Online Service The OSG Virtual Cluster is a Condor pool overlay on top of OSG resources. This endpoint can be used to access data stored on the OSG file system. |
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