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Setonix will experience downtime in the beginning of January 2023 while final acceptance testing is carried out |
Most important changes
- Submissions to NCMAS and Pawsey Partner Schemes can now include Setonix CPU and Setonix GPU requests.
- Minimum allocation request size is now 1M Service Units.
- New accounting model for Setonix now includes Service Units definition for both Setonix CPU and GPU partitions.
- There will be no Pawsey Partner top-up allocations starting from 2023 allocation round. Researchers can apply to both NCMAS and Pawsey Partner Scheme subject to the eligibility and conditions of these schemes.
- Pawsey has improved technical review process, scalability criteria is now covering both CPU and GPU parallel scalability as well as data workflows scalability.
- The new Preparatory Access Scheme is now available for researchers who need to port and benchmark their codes and workflows before applying to one of the merit allocation schemes.
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Available resources for 2023 allocations (Pawsey Supercomputing Centre)
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