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Our CPU cluster at [[Mission Bay]] support all docking.org services, including ZINC, DOCK Blaster, DUD, SEA, and other services and databases. We have | Our CPU cluster at [[Mission Bay]] support all docking.org services, including [[ZINC]], [[DOCK Blaster]], [[DUD]], [[SEA]], and other services and databases. We have: | ||
* | * two server racks in room 101, one in room 108, for a total of 8 disk servers and about 60 TB on line | ||
* | * four node racks in room 101, one in room 108, for a total of 600 cores on line, queue accessible | ||
* | * 10 special-purpose (dedicated) servers that are neither nodes nor disk servers. stored in server racks. | ||
* 20 linux desktops | |||
* 10 windows machines (mostly laptops) | |||
-- Updated by John Irwin in June 2009 | |||
[[Category:Cluster]] | [[Category:Cluster]] | ||
[[Category:Internal]] | [[Category:Internal]] | ||
[[Category:Unix]] | |||
Revision as of 01:05, 24 June 2009
Our CPU cluster at Mission Bay support all docking.org services, including ZINC, DOCK Blaster, DUD, SEA, and other services and databases. We have:
- two server racks in room 101, one in room 108, for a total of 8 disk servers and about 60 TB on line
- four node racks in room 101, one in room 108, for a total of 600 cores on line, queue accessible
- 10 special-purpose (dedicated) servers that are neither nodes nor disk servers. stored in server racks.
- 20 linux desktops
- 10 windows machines (mostly laptops)
-- Updated by John Irwin in June 2009