Puhti is CSC’s general purpose computing cluster for jobs ranging from one to few hundreds of CPU cores, or GPUs.
Puhti is currently used for running EC-Earth and CMIP6 experiments.
You can run Jupyter notebooks, RStudio in Puhti already, and it will be even easier when CSC lauches new web based interface to computing servers.
Mahti is CSC’s computing cluster for large parallel jobs, ranging from hundred to tens of thousands of CPU cores. It also has a sizable GPU partition.
Mahti could well be used for running EC-Earth, too. If someone would like to try, let me know!
Allas is CSC’s server for projects’ life-time data storage and for data sharing. Data is accessible through https.
Allas is good platform for building data sharing services, similar to ESGF for CMIP6.
If you need to run a web service or otherwise need a separate (virtual) server, CSC offers
If you need a database accessible from CSC’s machines, we have Kaivos.
INAR and FMI participate in the CMIP6 experiment. The results are published via
ESGF Data node esgf-data.csc.fi, a special service hosted by CSC.
https://esg-dn1.nsc.liu.se/search/cmip6-liu/
Risto Makkonen (UH), Mikko Aalto (FMI), Arto Aniluoto (CSC).
Lumi is the new supercomputer for european research hosted by CSC. It is mainly a huge GPU cluster, with sizable CPU partition and different storage servers for pre- and post-processing data.
Both INAR and FMI have agreements with CSC for dedicated (on-site) support on top of the regular user support.