Welcome to the High-Performance Computing (HPC) wiki

The High-performance Computing (HPC) infrastructure is part of workpackage 5 (infrastructure) of the Research ICT program of the UMC Utrecht and aims to provide high-performance computing power to researchers within the UMC Utrecht. The HPC infrastructure currently consists of 32 compute nodes (384 cores, 4TB working memory) and 160TB of HPC storage. Research groups can participate by funding the hardware required for their own computational needs, HPC storage capacity can be rented on a per Terabyte, per year basis. A dedicated Linux administrator and part-time bioinformatician are funded by the research ICT program. In addition, the program subsidizes the HPC storage capacity.

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Contact details

The working team HPC is responsible for setting up and maintaining the HPC infrastructure, as well as for helping out with HPC related user questions. For details and contact information, go here.

Participating groups

An overview of the currently participating groups can be found here.

HPC user council

To steer future directions for the HPC infrastructure, an HPC user council has been setup. More details can be found here.

How to get involved

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HPC infrastructure

A general overview about the HPC cluster is provided here (password required):

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First-time users

To get you started, some initial information is provided here (password required):

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How to's

A useful collection of How to's is provided here (password required):

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