Holland Computing Center Updates

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Webinar: Requesting Resources via the National AI Research Resource (NAIRR) Pilot

by Holland Computing Center

AI Researchers, Educators, and those that support them are invited to a webinar on “Requesting Resources via the National AI Research Resource (NAIRR) Pilot”, taking place Monday, March 31, 2-3pm CT / 3-4pm ET / 12p-1pm PT. Registration

FINAL REMINDER: Removal of Oracle Java from HCC systems effective August 1st, 2024

by Holland Computing Center

In accordance with University policy regarding a recent change in Oracle Java licensing, all system-wide Oracle Java installs will be removed from HCC systems no later than August 1st, 2024. All individual use of Oracle Java on HCC systems

Removal of Oracle Java from HCC systems

by Holland Computing Center

In accordance with University policy regarding a recent change in Oracle Java licensing, all system-wide Oracle Java installs will be removed from HCC systems no later than August 1st, 2024. All individual use of Oracle Java on HCC systems

Maintenance Downtime Update

by Holland Computing Center

All HCC resources at our PKI datacenter including Swan, Anvil, Attic, and Globus are now available for use. Users with Anvil VMs will need to power those on via the anvil.unl.edu web interface. The final part of the power infrastructure

Swan now available for use!

by Holland Computing Center

HCC is launching its newest cluster, Swan, for general use by the University of Nebraska community. Swan expands HCC's computing resources greatly, having nearly 3-4 times the computing power Crane's hardware provided while occupying less

Swan now available for use!

Crane: Returned to Service

by Holland Computing Center

The Crane resource is available for use once again after a much needed downtime to upgrade the base operating system to CentOS 8. If you encounter any issues or have any questions please contact us at [email protected]. The main methods

Crane: Downtime Update

by Holland Computing Center

While there was intent to have Crane available for general use no later than today (Monday April 12th) some unfortunate hardware failures over the weekend and this morning have made it necessary to postpone opening Crane until tomorrow

Crane: Extended Downtime Announcement

by Holland Computing Center

The CRANE cluster will undergo an extended downtime beginning April 5th. This downtime will be used to upgrade the operating system used on the cluster from an EL6 base to an EL8 base. While it has served us well for over half a decade, the

Open OnDemand now available

by Adam Caprez, Applications Lead

HCC is pleased to announce the availability of the Open OnDemand interface for the Crane and Rhino clusters. Open OnDemand (OOD) is an NSF-funded open-source HPC portal with the goal of providing an easy to use web-based interface to HPC

Open OnDemand now available

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