System Overview

Comprehensive overview of REPACSS HPC infrastructure, components, and specifications.

Overview

The REPACSS is a high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure designed to support intensive computational and data-driven research, powered by renewable energy. The system consists of compute, GPU, and storage nodes, interconnected with high-speed networking to ensure efficient data transfer and processing. The facility supports diverse workloads, including large-scale simulations, AI training, and data analytics.

Prerequisites

  • Valid TTU eRaider account (for current users)
  • GlobalProtect VPN access
  • Basic knowledge of HPC concepts
  • Familiarity with Linux command line

System Components

Compute Resources

Compute Nodes: 110 AMD-based nodes

  • Dual AMD EPYC 9754 processors
  • 256 cores per node
  • 1.5TB DDR5 memory per node
  • 1.92TB NVMe storage

GPU Nodes: 8 nodes

  • Dual Intel Xeon Gold 6448Y processors
  • 64 cores per node
  • 512GB memory
  • 4 NVIDIA H100 NVL GPUs (94GB HBM per GPU)
  • 1.92TB SSD storage

Login Nodes: 3 nodes

  • Dual AMD EPYC 9254 processors
  • 48 cores per node
  • 256GB memory
  • 1.92TB NVMe storage

Storage Resources

Storage Nodes: 9 nodes

  • Intel Xeon Gold CPUs
  • 32/24/8 cores
  • 1024GB/512GB memory
  • 25.6TB–583.68TB storage per node
  • Total ~2.94PB capacity
  • High-speed NVMe and large-capacity HDDs

Networking

  • Dell PowerSwitch S5248-ON and S5232-ON
  • High-speed internal and external connectivity
  • InfiniBand for storage

System Specifications

Node Type Total Nodes CPU Model CPUs/Node Cores/Node Memory/Node Storage/Node GPUs/Node GPU Model
CPU Nodes 110 AMD EPYC 9754 2 256 1.5TB 1.92TB NVMe - -
GPU Nodes 8 Intel Xeon Gold 6448Y 2 64 512GB 1.92TB SSD 4 NVIDIA H100 NVL (94GB)
Login Nodes 3 AMD EPYC 9254 2 48 256GB 1.92TB NVMe - -
Storage Nodes 9 Intel Xeon Gold (varied) 2 32/24/8 1024/512GB 25.6–583.68TB - -

Storage Systems

  • Multi-tiered storage, ~2.94PB total
  • High-speed NVMe and large-capacity HDDs
  • Home, scratch, and archive spaces