Hi to all users:
During April 12 and April 18 Nanobio cluster is going to be Down. During this period we are going to deploy our parallel file system Lustre for Home directory on this machine. This way we are going be able to achieve exceptional performance on I/O intensive jobs and triplicate the actual storage space to 14 TeraBytes. Thank you and sorry for the inconvenience.

This is a presentation of the basic aspects of IPv6, addressing, transition, and others.

Presentation: IPv6Talk.pdf

Right now Nanobio has Lustre running, this is parallel file system with a 14 TB of storage allocation and the capacity of writing and reading up to 230 MB/s of aggregate I/O. This file system path is /lustrefs/ if you want to try it out please make a directory on the /lustrefs.( example mkdir /lustrefs/username) I want to be clear that this parallel file system is currently a scratch file system, which means that everything created on this file system is not going to have a backup copy.

The HPCf staff relocated temporarily due to an emergency (water filtration) in the building. We foresaw this event and all our equipment is functional and safe outside the building. We are now located at the Resource Center for Science and Engineering in Facundo Bueso building, Rio Piedras Campus. You can contact us through help@hpcf.upr.edu and our temporary phones are:

Humberto Ortiz: 787-765-5170 x2102
Carlos Rodriguez : 787-765-5170 x2102
Ramon Sierra: 787-765-5170 x2086
Jose Ortiz: 787-765-5170 x2089

Thanks for your support & understanding.

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