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| Title | Type | Excerpt |
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| Empire AI | Page | FAQ What is Empire AI? Empire AI is a New York State sponsored consortium that gives member institutions (including RIT) access to large-scale compute for responsible AI and HPC research. Who can use Empire AI? Sponsored Research Services (SRS) and the Office of the Vice President... |
| External Documentation | Page | Note: The pages linked to below are not affiliated with RIT or Research Computing. Slurm We use slurm on our clusters to schedule compute jobs and allocate computational resources. We have a lot of slurm documentation (click the tag at the bottom of... |
| Frequently Asked Questions | Page | Policy Q: Who can use Research Computing services? Faculty and Student researchers associated with RIT’s Main Campus are eligible to use an RC services if their research will result in published outputs (e.g. conference/journal papers, Ph.D. dissertations, M.S. theses). Researchers from RIT Dubai or other globus campuses can... |
| Maintenance Windows | Page | We maintain a regular maintenance window (usually the second Tuesday of the month). Maintenance will begin at 8AM EST/EDT on the scheduled day and will typically be complete by 5PM EST/EDT on the same day, but we do have occasional multi-day maintenance windows. Plan for all Research Computing services to... |
| Newsletter | Page | Subscribe/Unsubscribe To receive the monthly RC newsletter via email: Go here Click “RIT Login” Login with your RIT credentials Click “Subscribe” To stop receiving the monthly RC newsletter via email: Go here Click “RIT Login” Login with your RIT credentials Click “Unsubscribe” <div... |
| Slurm Tutorial 1: Getting Started | Page | On a compute cluster, there are often many people competing to use a finite set of resources (e.g. CPUs, GPUs, RAM). If everyone on the cluster just starts running code, then everyone will have a bad time as resources get shared between all of the different programs running. To solve... |
| Slurm Tutorial 2: Scaling Up | Page | In Part 1 of this tutorial you learned about the Slurm resource manager/job scheduler, how to tell Slurm what resources you need, and how to submit, monitor, and cancel your compute jobs. Now you are going to learn how to make the most of the cluster using parallel computation... |
| Slurm Quick Reference | Page | This is a hyper-condensed summary of Slurm basics. If you haven’t already, we highly recommend you go through Part 1 and Part 2 of the Slurm tutorial (otherwise, everything below won’t be very useful to you). 1 - Slurm Commands Purpose <th... |
| Slurm - Affinity & Numa | Page | {% include help.html content="If there are any further questions, or there is an issue with the documentation, please [submit a ticket](https://help.rit.edu/sp?id=rc_request) or contact us on Slack for additional assistance." %} {% include links.html %} |