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! Disk  !! Capacity !! Type !! Slot !! Speed !!Command
! Disk  !! Capacity !! Speed !!  Type !! Slot !!Command
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| /mnt/data_1TB || 1 TB || HDD || front-1 || 108 MB/s || not recommended
| /mnt/data_1TB || 1 TB || 108 MB/s|| HDD || front-1 || not recommended
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| /mnt/data0    || 48 TB || RAID-0 3x16TB HHD || front-10,11,12 || 419 MB/s || recommended
| /mnt/data0    || 48 TB || 419 MB/s || RAID-0 3x16TB HHD || front-10,11,12 || recommended
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Revision as of 13:46, 26 April 2022

Network IP and Alias

128.186.111.42
pauli.physics.fsu.edu

Spec.

  • CPU : Intel Xeon Gold, 36 cores
  • RAM : 32 GB
  • Storage :
    • 1.9TB SSD for OS and /home/ at the rear slot
    • 1TB for data (temporary) /mnt/data_1TB at the front slot-1
    • 3x16TB for data /mnt/data0 at the front slot-10,11,12
  • OS : Ubuntu 20.04

Software

  • CERN ROOT 6.26/02
  • docker
  • (TBD)Ptolemy (DWBA calculation)
  • (TBD)Radware
  • (TBD)gonscope (via docker)

Common Users Account

tandem (fsuphysics888) is the general user account.

Anyone wish to have a personal account can be contact Ryan mailto:rtang@fsu.edu, and provides following information

  • full name:
  • username:
  • purpose:

Disks available

Disk Capacity Speed Type Slot Command
/mnt/data_1TB 1 TB 108 MB/s HDD front-1 not recommended
/mnt/data0 48 TB 419 MB/s RAID-0 3x16TB HHD front-10,11,12 recommended

Mount disk remotely

To mount the disk remotely, need the sshfs installed in the local machine. In Debian/Ubuntu

~>sudo apt install sshfs

Create a mount directory in the local machine (say /mnt/data0)

~>sudo mkdir /mnt/data0

Mounting

~>sudo sshfs -o allow_other YYY@pauli.physics.fsu.edu:XXX  /mnt/data0/

where YYY is the user account where XXX is the disk location in the data server.

To mount on startup

edit /etc/fstab

add line

ssh#YYY@pauli.physics.fsu.edu:XXX  /mnt/data0/