hardware
Compute nodes
All compute nodes are diskless. All CPUs, memory modules and GPUs are directly water cooled. The compute nodes can only be accessed via the batch system. Hummel-2 has:
- 172 standard CPU nodes
- 2 AMD EPYC 9654 CPUs (2 × 96 cores)
- 768 GB RAM
- partition:
std - node names:
n001..n172
- 6 big CPU nodes
- 2 AMD EPYC 9654 CPUs (2 × 96 cores)
- 2304 GB RAM
- partition:
big - node names:
b001..b006
- 4 GPU nodes
- 8 NVIDIA H100 80GB GPUs
- 2 AMD EPYC 9334 CPUs (2 × 32 cores)
- 1152 GB RAM
- partition:
gpu - node names:
g001..g004
g002returned with a different CPU model. In general, this can be ignored but might affect accurate performance measurements.
Front-end nodes
The front-end nodes are used for interactive work (i.e. preparing and managing batch jobs). On many clusters these kinds of nodes are called login nodes. However, on Hummel-2 the front-end nodes can only be access from login gateway nodes. There are:
- 2 front-end nodes (for all users)
- 1 AMD EPYC 9354 CPU (32 cores)
- 192 GB RAM
- node names:
front1,front2
- GPU front-end node (for GPU users)
- 1 NVIDIA H100 80GB GPU
- 1 AMD EPYC 9334 CPU (32 cores)
- 384 GB RAM
- partition:
gputest - node name:
front3
Login gateway nodes
The login gateway nodes are the access points to Hummel-2 from the internet. There are:
- 2 login gateway nodes
- the hostname of node
login1ishummel3.rrz.uni-hamburg.de - the hostname of node
login2ishummel4.rrz.uni-hamburg.de - fingerprints of host keys are given on the Quick Start page
- the hostname of node
Disk systems
Note: There is no backup, except
for the /home file system!
Please read also Working with data.
HDD (spinning) disk systems
All file systems on HDD are based on the ZFS file system configured with dRAID.SSD/NVMe disk systems