Data Management
As a user, you should be familiar with various volumes on the cluster. The first three (3) volumes below are...
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Mind Cluster: General information, policies, procedures, and help for the Neuroscience Institute (NI), High Performance Computing (HPC) computer cluster.
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File and Directory Permissions
This article was contributed by: Nicholas M. Blauch Ph.D. Student, Program in Neural Computation Center for the Neural Basis of... -
Maintaining Connections
When uses log onto remote severs as they do with the MIND cluster, often there are instances where they would... -
Mind Cluster Nodes
Rack #1 (Protected with UPS) Legacy Name Mind Name # of CPUs Cores/CPU Total Memory (GB) Queue Gpu Cards SSD... -
Mind Cluster Nodes by Processors
Targeting CPU type using SLURM Using Features and Constraints CPU type user-addressable SLURM features: xeon_E52470 xeon_E52620 xeon_silver_4208 xeon_X5680 xeon_X5690 Requesting... -
Monitoring Nodes
The Ganglia monitoring system interface is located at http://mind.cs.cmu.edu/ganglia/ This monitoring system maintains a real-time snapshot of the workload on... -
SLURM Scheduler
All compute node job scheduling uses SLURM on the mind cluster. All job requests are done from the headnode. Rosetta... -
SLURM Scheduler – Job Priority and Wait Time
This article will help you understand the factors SLURM uses to set the priority of your job(s) and ultimately help...
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