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The Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre provides access to a number of different supercomputing systems for the Australian research and industry communities, as well as international collaborators. This page provides details of these resources, including supercomputing systems and high-performance filesystems. |
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The Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre operates several supercomputing systems, which physically reside at the Pawsey and are closely integrated with its other infrastructure.
Setonix
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Key characteristics- 78 nodes each with 40 Intel CPU cores and one NVIDIA V100 GPU.
- 756 TFLOPs of computing power.
- Dedicated to the MWA organisation.
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Other systems
The following systems are in the process of being decommissioned and new users won't be able to access them.
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All of these systems physically reside at the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre and are closely integrated with other Pawsey infrastructure.
Filesystems
There are a number of filesystems mounted by Pawsey supercomputers:
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/group filesystem is being decommissioned. It is a mid-tier filesystem intended for actively used files needed for the length of a project. This will be available on Topaz until its decommission, currently on Magnus in read-only mode, and on the data mover nodes of Setonix. All projects should store data on Acacia when using Setonix. Setonix will mount a different /home and /scratch filesystem filesystem than Garrawarla and Topaz. Setonix will have the legacy /home mounted as /oldhome and /group as /oldgroup, on the data mover nodes, during migration. Eventually, Topaz will be decommissioned. , with the same mount point but different corresponding filesystems.
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For more information about filesystems and file management, see File Management.
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