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CAMSA Cluster Technical Details

Cluster Overview

CAMSA delivers 3.6 PF peak performance and 40 TB of high-performance storage. It supports diverse workloads from AI and data science to large-scale simulations, leveraging cutting-edge accelerators and high-speed networking.

Node & Processor Details

CAMSA includes 49 CPUs and 968 cores, built on Intel Xeon Gold processors. Node types include:

  • Head Nodes (PowerEdge R650)

  • Login Nodes (PowerEdge R650)

  • Compute Nodes (PowerEdge R420 & C6420)

  • GPU Nodes (PowerEdge R750)

  • Storage Nodes (PowerEdge R650 NFS)

Accelerators & GPUs

CAMSA features a rich accelerator testbed with Intel MAX GPUs, Intel FPGAs, NVIDIA GPUs, and Graphcore IPUs, enabling advanced research in AI, ML, and data-intensive computing.

Networking & Interconnect

The cluster uses Mellanox HDR InfiniBand switches for ultra-fast, low-latency interconnects, alongside Dell S3048-ON Ethernet switches providing flexible connectivity options.

Storage & Rack Information

Storage nodes provide 1.92 TB SSDs per node and a total of 40 TB high-performance storage. The cluster is housed in Chatsworth racks with AP8865 PDUs to ensure reliable power and cooling.

Software & Scheduler

CAMSA runs Red Hat Enterprise Linux for HPC on head nodes, managed with Bright Cluster Manager and SLURM scheduler. Available software includes Python3, Jupyter, GPU-compute images, Singularity containers, and MPI libraries.