The Computing Service (IZO-SGI) of the UPV/EHU has published the report of the 2010 year.
The complete report in Spanish can be found in the following link
IZO-SGI 2010 year report (pdf)
The IZO-SGI Computing Service at a glance
2009 | 2010 | |
Computing cores | 440 | 872 |
Computing cores (Arina) | 320 | 752 |
Consumed computing hours | 2.15 millions | 2.25 millions |
Mean occupation (Arina) | 75.00% | 47%¹ |
Sent jobs (Arina) | 38497 | 65179 |
<2 minutes jobs² | 28377 | 50624 |
Mean time bper job³ | 75.8 hours | 44.4 hours |
Queued mean time (Arina)† | 5.7 hours | 3.8 hours |
Active researches | 101 | 98 |
Active research groups | 53 | 40 |
New accounts | 49 | 33 |
Users satisfacction pool | 8.9 | 8.8 |
Scientific articlesl‡ | 44 | 54 |
Visits to the web | 4925 | 5957 |
Viewed pages | 58731 | 40987 |
Posts in the HPC blog | – | 29 |
Visits to the HPC blog | – | 1431 |
Arina Is the name of the main computing cluster of the IZO-SGI.
¹ The use in the 2019 is aparently low because we increased the number of cores from 300 up to 752 at the end of July. In August and September the cluster remained quite empty and this had an important impact on the mean value. In the November the monthly use was again at the 76%.
² The jobs that use less than 2 minutes are normally failed jobs or in any case they have low impact in the cluster.
³ The jobs has not been taken into account. Maybe it is relevant that the new nodes are faster than the old ones.
† The jobs are executed through a queue software that organize the jobs and assign the proper resources to each one.
‡ Articles where the IZO-SGI is acknowledged.
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