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Magellan Queues End November 30

November 17, 2011 by Francesca Verdier | 0 Comments

Schedule and Status

  • Mon, Nov 28
    • westmere queue
      • drain - 08:00 - DONE
      • remove - 10:20 - DONE
    • serial queue
      • add westmere nodes - 10:40 - DONE
  • Tue, Nov 29
    • mag_xlmem queue
      • drain - 08:00 - DONE
      • remove - 09:15 - DONE
    • reg_xlmem queue
      • create - 14:00 - DONE
      • enable - 17:00
  • Wed, Nov 30
    • no queue modifications
  • Thu, Dec 1
    • magellan queue
      • drain - 08:00 - DONE
      • remove - 09:30 - DONE
    • mag_serial queue
      • drain - 08:00 - DONE
      • remove - 09:30 - DONE

 

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Fast turnaround in Carver westmere queue

October 6, 2011 by Katie Antypas | 0 Comments

There is fast job turnaround in the new westmere queue on Carver.  Nodes in the westmere queue have 12 cores per node and 48 GB of memory.

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New Serial Queue on Carver

September 21, 2011 by Katie Antypas | 0 Comments

NERSC has implemented a new serial queue on Carver.  A serial job is one that only requires a single core.  The advantage of using the serial queue for single core jobs is that a user will only be charged for one core, rather than for all the cores on the node (which is the case for jobs submitted to the regular queue). 

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New 1 Terabyte Memory Node

June 17, 2011 by Francesca Verdier | 0 Comments

A new "extra large" memory node  that has four 8-core Nehalem EX processors (32 cores total) and 1TB memory has been deployed in the Carver/Magellan complex.  See Memory Considerations on Carver.

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Purging of /global/scratch

June 13, 2011 by Francesca Verdier | 0 Comments

As previously announced, we have begun purging old files from /global/scratch. Last week we were approaching 90% full on this file system, which can severely impact file system performance and reliability. We therefore began the purge process, which brought usage down to about 75%. The "newest" file removed during this process was from November, 2010 (about 6 months old).

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