Is there anyone needs a CLUSTER?

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A strong high-performance computing (HPC) cluster is available for computational tasks, as mentioned by a forum user whose friend built the architecture. The cluster is currently underutilized, and the owner is open to proposals for its use rather than selling individual nodes. The discussion suggests connecting the cluster to the Open Science Grid (OSG) for computations related to the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and recommends utilizing platforms like BOINC for projects such as the Human Genome Project and SETI@HOME.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of high-performance computing (HPC) concepts
  • Familiarity with Open Science Grid (OSG) integration
  • Knowledge of BOINC platform usage
  • Basic awareness of computational methods in scientific research
NEXT STEPS
  • Research how to connect HPC resources to the Open Science Grid (OSG)
  • Explore the BOINC platform for distributed computing projects
  • Investigate computational methods applicable to the Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
  • Learn about the Human Genome Project and its computational requirements
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Researchers, computational scientists, and anyone interested in utilizing high-performance computing resources for scientific projects.

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Hi All!

One of my friends owns a strong cluster he has built to test some computational methods he thought to be useful. Now the cluster is almost unused. If someone wants to run some computation which needs a strong HPC please post some details. I am very sorry about my friend having a great architecture and having nothing to do with it. He thought about selling each node as a single PC, but we should make a try before it.

Please post your needs to make the HPC survive.

Thanks!
 
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Hook it up to the OSG (Open Science Grid) which will be doing computations for the LHC (Large Hadron Collider) when it comes online in 2007.

That's the best use of resources I can think of.
 
Thanks, joelperr!
 
Use it for the Human Genome Project or SETI@HOME
 

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