Introduction¶
Welcome to the documentation site of the ImPhys HPC.
slow documentation…
This documentation is not known for very regular updates and might miss updates on the latest installations or contain some outdated information. We promise to better our lives and pick up the speed on updating these documents.
The ImPhys HPC consists of two standalone Linux servers: jupiter-imphys.tnw.tudelft.nl and saturn-imphys.tnw.tudelft.nl. Access is provided via SSH through the bastion server linux-bastion-ex.tudelft.nl (student-linux.tudelft.nl for students). Check the quickstart for more information.
Your home directory /home/<netid> has a quota of 250GB (previously 200GB). If you need more storage please contact Ronald.
For hardware specifications please see this page.
Information about available storages is available here.
Also information about file transport is available.
The latest versions of gcc, g++, gfortran, mpich, python3 and various development tools (such as cmake, git, etc.) are currently available.
Additional packages can be accessed using the module command. To see available modules, use module avail, and to load a module, use module load <package> (e.g. module load matlab/R2024). The package can now be used by typing its name (e.g. matlab -nodisplay)
Quickstart¶
Get started with the servers by following the instructions in the quickstart guide!
Checking load¶
Check the current load of the servers via this website:
Note this website can only be accessed on the TU Delft network (also eduVPN and eduroam).
After logging in to on one of the servers, you can also check the load using glances --browse. This command displays the current load on both servers. Select a servers and press Enter to view detailed information about that server.
Linux courses¶
For more information on Linux courses, visit:
Support¶
For questions about these servers, please contact Ronald. You can also visit him up in room D220. Expect a response time of approximately two working days.
Contribute¶
The following people have contributed to these pages:
- Ronald Ligteringen
- Bernd Rieger
- Roland Horsten
- Sander Sendhorst
- Thomas van der Sijs
- Rick Waasdorp
If you would like to be added to this list please visit the git repository, add your contribution and create a Merge Request (GitLab concept, a.k.a. in GitHub as Pull Request). More information on merge requests can be found here:
Information on how to contribute can be found in the CONTRIBUTING document in the repository:
Your contribution will be greatly appreciated!!! 😄