By Gary M Jung on 2016-11-11T21:42:13Z We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of the Jupyter Notebook service to the Lawrencium cluster. Jupyter Notebook is a useful web application that allows you to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations and … [Read more...] about Juypter Notebook now available on Lawrencium
Stanford Biologists use LBNL Singularity for HPC Portability
By Gary M Jung on 2016-10-07T22:52:14Z Biologists and neuroscientists at Stanford have standardized on Singularity for deploying and executing their BIDS (Brain Imaging Data Structure) stack and bridging their development environments (desktops, workstations, and local servers) to traditional … [Read more...] about Stanford Biologists use LBNL Singularity for HPC Portability
HPCS at Lustre Users Group 2016
By Gary M Jung on 2016-04-04T05:29:42Z HPCS Storage Lead John White will be giving at talk at the annual Lustre Users Group 2016 conference being held in Portland, Oregon this week. John's presentation will provide an introduction to the experiences and challenges involved in providing … [Read more...] about HPCS at Lustre Users Group 2016
Run on Lawrencium for Free – New Low Priority QoS
By Gary M Jung on 2016-03-28T05:57:58Z We are pleased to announce the “Low Priority QoS (Quality of Service)” pilot program which allows users to run the Lawrencium Cluster resources at no charge when running at a lower priority. This program, tested by Lawrencium Condo users, is now … [Read more...] about Run on Lawrencium for Free – New Low Priority QoS
Linux Foundation OpenHPC project uses LBNL Warewulf
By Gary M Jung on 2015-11-25T05:32:27Z The Linux Foundation the nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of Linux and collaborative development, has announced an intent to form the OpenHPC Collaborative Project. This project will provide a new, open source framework to … [Read more...] about Linux Foundation OpenHPC project uses LBNL Warewulf
HPC Services at DellXL this week
Gary M Jung posted on Apr 24, 2015 HPC Services staff members Yong Qin and Michael Jennings gave talks highlighting their respective software tools, wwibcheck and NHC, at the DellXL High Performance Computing (HPC) conference this week, April 21-23, 2015, in Boulder, Colorado … [Read more...] about HPC Services at DellXL this week
Intel® Xeon Phi™ Coprocessor Developer Training
Gary M Jung posted on Feb 28, 2015 Intel is sponsoring a free one-day in-depth training on the Xeon Phi Coprocessor to be held at Perseverance Hall on March 27th, 2015 from 9:00am to 4:00pm. This training will provide software developers the foundation needed for modernizing their code to … [Read more...] about Intel® Xeon Phi™ Coprocessor Developer Training
IT and ESNet Help ALS Researchers Move their Big Data
Gary M Jung posted on Feb 28, 2015 Working at the ALS generates huge amounts of data, and for many years this has caused users to have to carry hard drives and USB drives between the ALS and their home institutions for acquisition and analysis of experimental data. To avoid the physical … [Read more...] about IT and ESNet Help ALS Researchers Move their Big Data
Server Energy Efficiency and Performance Study presented at 2014 Data Center Efficiency Summit
Data centers consume approximately 2 percent of the nation’s electrical energy and roughly half of that is consumed by the IT equipment. Berkeley Lab EETD researcher and lead author Henry Coles and co-author, HPCS consultant Yong Qin from IT, recently published a paper where they evaluate server … [Read more...] about Server Energy Efficiency and Performance Study presented at 2014 Data Center Efficiency Summit
HPCS at SLURM User Group Meeting
Gary M Jung posted on Sep 22, 2014 High Performance Computing Services systems analyst Jackie Scoggins will be giving a talk about how we recently migrated our scheduling environment, which manages the job scheduling for all of our clusters, cluster condo users, and institutional computing at … [Read more...] about HPCS at SLURM User Group Meeting
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