SU Reset in Standard Priority
In early January, the available SU totals on all standard accounts will be reset to the annual allocation level of 300,000. If your group has purchased additional SUs, any unused SUs will be added to the 300,000 annual quota. Please note that additional SUs purchased have to be consumed with a year of purchase unless you have purchased a multi-year allocation block.
We are actively working with the Research Computing Advisory Board to fully implement our allocation process. Your cooperation and understanding during this transition are greatly appreciated. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out at hpc@njit.edu.

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SLURM Workload Manager Workshop¶

Advanced Research Computing Services in collaboration with SchedMD is pleased to announce a two-day workshop on SLURM Workload Manager on August 13-14, 2024. This immersive 2-day experience will take you through comprehensive technical scenarios with lectures, demos, and workshop lab environments. The Slurm trainer will assist in identifying commonalities between previously used resources and schedulers, offering increased understanding and adoption of SLURM job scheduling, resource management, and troubleshooting techniques.

Registration is now closed.