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| consumes CPUhs from your budget. You can find out more about coreh and | ||
| how to track your usage in the [resource management section](../resource_management/) | ||
| Cirrus is a CPU-only system and usage of the queue system (SLURM) is | ||
| accounted for in "CPUh" (aka "core hours"). For example, a job requesting |
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This should be "coreh", not "CPUh" to match the label in SAFE
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| how to track your usage in the [resource management section](../resource_management/) | ||
| Cirrus is a CPU-only system and usage of the queue system (SLURM) is | ||
| accounted for in "CPUh" (aka "core hours"). For example, a job requesting | ||
| one node exclusively for one hour will be charged 288 CPUh (288 core hours) |
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| The SLURM workload manager provides access to a total of 256 back end or | ||
| compute nodes. All compute nodes have two 144-core AMD 9825 processors (a | ||
| total of 288 physical codes per node). There are 192 standard compute |
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Typo "codes" -> "cores"
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Thanks @kevinstratford. I cannot see the changes in the PR, can you update the PR and then I can merge this? |
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Thanks @kevinstratford I'll merge this now
We probably need to confirm the text of the acknowledgment with a higher power.