ScienceCloud Hardware¶
🔧 Under Development
This page is under active development. Content is being updated as we prepare the new version of ScienceCloud for production. Some sections may be incomplete or subject to change.
ScienceCloud currently provides the compute instances and storage with the following grand totals:
Computing¶
| nodes | virtual CPUs | total RAM |
|---|---|---|
| 🔧 Coming Soon |
GPU-Computing¶
| nodes | GPUs | virtual CPUs | total RAM |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🔧 Coming Soon |
For more information about GPUs on ScienceCloud, see the GPU-enabled flavors section.
Storage¶
Block storage served by Cinder and object storage served by Swift:
| type | raw capacity | usable capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Block storage | 🔧 Coming Soon | |
| Object storage | 🔧 Coming Soon |
Network¶
Every compute node has a non-blocking, redundant, 10gbps link to the internal network. This network is used to access the underlying storage infrastructure and provide network connectivity to the virtual machines.
The uplink to the University network is a redundant 20gbps link.