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Please see the list of clusters below to identify the available systems. You can click on the cluster to go to an overview page that describes the features and policies of each cluster available on UABgrid. | Please see the list of clusters below to identify the available systems. You can click on the cluster to go to an overview page that describes the features and policies of each cluster available on UABgrid. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:52, 6 January 2009
UABgrid provides a computational framework that helps you harnesses the power of multiple clusters to support execution of your workflows.
Please see the list of clusters below to identify the available systems. You can click on the cluster to go to an overview page that describes the features and policies of each cluster available on UABgrid.
- Cheaha
- Olympus
- Coosa
- Everest
UABgrid continues to expand compute power with additional on-campus clusters, state HPC investments, and other regional resources through participation in SURAgrid and other grid iniatives.
If you have a cluster that you would like to add to this pool of resources, please create a cluster information page for your cluster by copying the ClusterTemplate to a new page named for your cluster. Feel free to contibute to improvements for this template as well.