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To connect to a specific login node, use its full domain name: localhost$ ssh connect with X11 support on Stampede2 (usually required for applications with graphical user interfaces), use the " -X" or " -Y" switch: localhost$ ssh -X your TACC password, not your XSEDE password, for direct logins to TACC resources. Initiate a session using the ssh command or the equivalent from the Linux command line the launch command looks like this: localhost$ ssh above command will rotate connections across all available login nodes and route your connection to one of them. If you are using Windows, you will need an SSH client that supports the SSH-2 protocol: e.g. SSH is available within Linux and from the terminal app in the Mac OS. Wikipedia is a good source of information on SSH. SSH also includes support for the file transfer utilities scp and sftp.

The " ssh" command (SSH protocol) is the standard way to connect to Stampede2. See " Programming and Performance: KNL" below for a top-level description of these and other available memory and cluster modes. The cluster mode determines the mechanisms for achieving cache coherency, which in turn determines latency: roughly speaking, this mode specifies the degree to which some memory addresses are "closer" to some cores than to others.

The processor's memory mode determines whether the fast MCDRAM operates as RAM, as direct-mapped 元 cache, or as a mixture of the two. The KNL's memory is configurable in two important ways: there are BIOS settings that determine at boot time the processor's memory mode and cluster mode. They also feature an additional 16GB of high bandwidth, on-package memory known as Multi-Channel Dynamic Random Access Memory ( MCDRAM) that is up to four times faster than DDR4. Stampede2 hosts 4,200 KNL compute nodes, including 504 KNL nodes that were formerly configured as a Stampede1 sub-system.Įach of Stampede2's KNL nodes includes 96GB of traditional DDR4 Random Access Memory (RAM). Note that SKX nodes have their own queues. Hyperthreading is enabled: there are two hardware threads per core, for a total of 48 x 2 = 96 hardware threads per node.

Stampede2's Skylake (SKX) compute nodes each have 48 cores on two sockets (24 cores/socket).

See Best Known Practices… for more information. In most cases it's best to specify no more than 64-68 MPI tasks or independent processes per node, and 1-2 threads/core. But it may not be a good idea to use all 272 hardware threads simultaneously, and it's certainly not the first thing you should try.

Stampede2's Knights Landing (KNL) compute nodes each have 68 cores, and each core has 4 hardware threads.

The charge rate for the SKX queues remains at 1 SU.

In order to balance queue wait times, the charge rate for all KNL queues has been adjusted to 0.8 SUs per node-hour.

See Intel 18 to Become New Default Compiler on Stampede2 for more information.

MPI PROGRAM FOR MAC SOFTWARE

The Intel 17 compiler and software stack are still available to those who load the appropriate modules explicitly.

The Intel 18 compiler has replaced Intel 17 as the default compiler on Stampede2.

TACC Staff have put forth new file system and job submission guidelines.

All users: read Managing I/O on TACC Resources.

All users: refer to updated Remote Desktop Access instructions.

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