UW Statistics Computing Resources | University of Washington Department of Statistics

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Computing resources already available to faculty in the Department of Statistics. (PDF Summary for use in grant proposals)

Statistics Computing Resources

High Performance Research Computing Resources:
- Compute clusters
  - OS: Debian 7 running Mosix2
  - laplace.stat.washington.edu
    - 16 node, 192 Core, 1,024 GB (1TB) Ram, 10Gb interconnect
    - Cores/Node: 12, RAM/Node: 64GB
  - student.stat.washington.edu
    - 16 node, 128 Core, 256 GB Ram
    - Cores/Node: 8, RAM/Node: 16GB
  - newton.stat.washington.edu
    - 2 node, 64 core, 1,024 GB (1TB) Ram, 10Gb interconnect
    - Cores/Node: 32, RAM/Node: 512GB
  - faloorum.stat.washington.edu
    - 16 node, 160 Core, 640 GB Ram, 10Gb interconnect, restricted access
    - * Note: Nodes 1-8 are different from nodes 9-16:
    - Nodes 1-8: 8 Cores/Node, 32GB RAM/Node
    - Nodes 9-16: 12 Cores/Node, 48GB RAM/Node

General Computing Resources:
- R Studio servers (beta)
  - Provide access to R via a web browser
  - http://rstudio.stat.washington.edu
- Virtual Labs
  - Access to department licenses software in a dedicated machine environment
  - Can be used in classroom scenario with students connecting form their personal laptops
  - view.stat.washington.edu
- Windows Terminal Services
  - Provide centralized remote access to Windows desktops and software
  - ts1.stat.washington.edu, 24 GB Ram, 8 Cores @ 2.0 GHz (Intel L5335)
  - ts2.stat.washington.edu, 16 GB Ram, 8 Cores
- Linux login servers
  - General Linux/Unix computing
  - madrid.stat.washington.edu
- Web servers
  - Provide departmental and individual web sites
  - http://www.stat.washington.edu
- Printing services
  - lager.stat.washington.edu (Windows)
  - printer.stat.washington.edu (Linux)
- Desktops
  - Dell Optiplex 990 and 9010
  - Windows 8 or Ubuntu 13
  - 4 Cores, 4 GB of Ram