Holland Computing Center Updates

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Standalone JupyterHub and Sandstone deprecation on Monday, Dec. 21

by Holland Computing Center

As previously announced, the standalone JupyterHub/Sandstone interfaces available via the web at crane.unl.edu and rhino.unl.edu will be deprecated and removed on Monday, December 21st. Current and future Jupyter notebooks will...

Standalone JupyterHub and Sandstone deprecation

by Holland Computing Center

Dear HCC User Community, The standalone JupyterHub/Sandstone interfaces available via the web at crane.unl.edu and rhino.unl.edu will be deprecated and removed following the conclusion of the Fall Semester in late December. Current...

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...

Open OnDemand now available

Rhino: JupyterHub available for use

by Holland Computing Center

JupyterHub is now available for use on Rhino. To access it, go to https://rhino.unl.edu in your browser and sign in with your HCC credentials. A basic set of kernels has been provided, including Python, R, SAS, and MATLAB. If you...

Rhino: What's New

by Adam Caprez, Applications Lead

HCC will soon make Rhino available for general use by the University community. This post is meant to provide a brief overview of Rhino itself, and highlight changes as compared to existing HCC clusters. What is Rhino? Rhino was...

Rhino available for use!

by Holland Computing Center

Dear HCC User Community, The Rhino Cluster is now available via HCC. The majority of the components of this cluster were previously parts of the Tusker and Sandhills clusters. Rhino is composed of AMD-based servers with at least 192...

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