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! scope="col"| CCU name
 
! scope="col"| CCU name
! scope="col"| INF name
 
! scope="col"| IP
 
 
! scope="col"| Access
 
! scope="col"| Access
 
! scope="col"| Platform
 
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! scope="row"| Lolth
 
! scope="row"| Lolth
| ccu-master
 
| 134.34.224.84
 
 
| all CCU users
 
| all CCU users
 
| Dual Xeon Rack
 
| Dual Xeon Rack
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! scope="row"| Vecna
 
! scope="row"| Vecna
| ccu-node1
 
| 134.34.226.230
 
 
| exc-cb, inf
 
| exc-cb, inf
 
| nVidia DGX-2
 
| nVidia DGX-2
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! scope="row"| Glasya
 
! scope="row"| Glasya
| ccu-node2
 
| 134.34.226.30
 
 
| trr161
 
| trr161
 
| Dual Xeon Rack
 
| Dual Xeon Rack
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! scope="row"| Belial
 
! scope="row"| Belial
| ccu-node3
 
| 134.34.225.48
 
 
| exc-cb
 
| exc-cb
 
| Supermicro
 
| Supermicro
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! scope="row"| Fierna
 
! scope="row"| Fierna
| ccu-node4
 
| 134.34.225.49
 
 
| exc-cb
 
| exc-cb
 
| Supermicro
 
| Supermicro
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! scope="row"| Lilith
 
! scope="row"| Lilith
| ccu-node5
 
| 134.34.226.tba
 
 
| cvia
 
| cvia
 
| Core i9 Rack
 
| Core i9 Rack
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! scope="row"| Zariel
 
! scope="row"| Zariel
| ccu-node6
 
| 134.34.226.tba
 
 
| trr161
 
| trr161
 
| nVidia DGX A100
 
| nVidia DGX A100
 
| 8 x A100 @ 40 GB
 
| 8 x A100 @ 40 GB
 
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! scope="row"| Demogorgon (in prep)
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! scope="row"| Asmodeus
| ccu-node7
 
| 134.34.226.tba
 
 
| cvia
 
| cvia
| Core i9 Desktop
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| Supermicro
| 4 x RTX 2080Ti @ 12 GB
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| 4 x A100 HGX 320 GB, subdivided in 16 GPUs @ 20 GB
 
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! scope="row"| Asmodeus (in prep)
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! scope="row"| Demogorgon
| ccu-node8
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| exc-cb
| 134.34.226.tba
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| Delta
| cvia
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| 8 x A40 @ 40 GB
| Core i9 Desktop
 
| 4 x Titan Xp @ 12 GB
 
 
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The CCU name is the internal name used in the Kubernetes cluster, as well as the configured hostname of the node. The INF name is the name within the network of the CS department, which means you can refer to the node as "inf-name.inf.uni-konstanz.de" in your browser (it is planned that "ccu-name.ccu.uni-konstanz.de" becomes an alias, but is not configured yet). Alternatively, you can refer to the node by its IP from the outside world.
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The CCU name is the internal name used in the Kubernetes cluster, as well as the configured hostname of the node. Nodes are not accessible from the outside world, you have to access the cluster via kubectl through the API-server.
  
 
In the column "Access" you can find which Kubernetes user groups can access this node.
 
In the column "Access" you can find which Kubernetes user groups can access this node.

Revision as of 17:18, 27 November 2021

List of compute nodes

The following nodes are currently part of the cluster. Note that the master node is CPU only and not used for computations, as it hosts all CCU infrastructure (among a few other things).

CCU name Access Platform GPUs
Lolth all CCU users Dual Xeon Rack --
Vecna exc-cb, inf nVidia DGX-2 16 x V100 @ 32 GB
Glasya trr161 Dual Xeon Rack 4 x Titan RTX @ 24 GB
Belial exc-cb Supermicro 8 x Quadro RTX 6000
Fierna exc-cb Supermicro 8 x Quadro RTX 6000
Lilith cvia Core i9 Rack 4 x Titan Xp @ 12 GB
Zariel trr161 nVidia DGX A100 8 x A100 @ 40 GB
Asmodeus cvia Supermicro 4 x A100 HGX 320 GB, subdivided in 16 GPUs @ 20 GB
Demogorgon exc-cb Delta 8 x A40 @ 40 GB


The CCU name is the internal name used in the Kubernetes cluster, as well as the configured hostname of the node. Nodes are not accessible from the outside world, you have to access the cluster via kubectl through the API-server.

In the column "Access" you can find which Kubernetes user groups can access this node.

Group Desciption
exc-cb Centre for the Advanced Study of Collective Behaviour
trr161 SFB Transregio 161 "Quantitative Methods for Visual Computing"
inf Department of Computer Science
cvia Computer Vision and Image Analysis Group