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Stokes CPU Cluster
UCF Advanced Research Computing Center (ARCC) houses high-performance computing resources subsidized by the UCF Provost and VP for Research. The Stokes cluster consists of 8,544 compute cores. ARCC also provides 1.2PB of configured storage and 20Gbps connection to the UCF campus core network. Please visit ARCC User Registration to get started.
For more information about Stokes cluster please visit: Stokes
ARCC Tutorials
ARCC provides tutorials to help users familiarize themselves with accessing and managing their allocation on either Stokes or Newton. Learn how to SSH into ARCC (Stokes or Newton), load the necessary modules for a job, submit a job with Slurm, and transfer files with either SCP or Globus.
- Logging into ARCC Clusters
- How to enroll in two factor authentication for the ARCC (YouTube video, 4 minutes)
- SSH from Windows (ARCC Website)
- SSH from Linux/Mac (ARCC Website)
- Modules
- Explanation of modules, their purpose, and use (ARCC Website)
- Listing, loading, and unloading modules (YouTube video, 4 minutes)
- Job Submission within the ARCC
- Introduction to Job Scheduling (ARCC Website)
- Submission Scripts, Batch and Interactive (ARCC Website)
- Checking node availability and queued jobs with Slurm (YouTube video, 2 minutes)
- Submitting a job with Slurm (YouTube video, 12 minutes)
- Transferring files
- Transferring files to and from ARCC with Globus (ARCC Website)
- Uploading files to the cluster with FileZilla on a Mac (YouTube video, 5 minutes)