Get started on Carbonate
On this page:
- System overview
- Accounts, access, and user policies
- Programming environment
- Run jobs
- X forwarding and interactive jobs
- Application-specific help
- Get help
System overview
UITS Research Technologies will retire Carbonate on December 17, 2023. Carbonate users should plan to move to Quartz or Big Red 200 before the retirement date to ensure that their research continues without interruption. Following the retirement, Carbonate's GPU hardware will be moved to the Quartz cluster, and Research Desktop (RED) will be updated to align more closely with Quartz. The colocation service on Carbonate will not be impacted by this retirement. If you have questions about the retirement of Carbonate, contact UITS Research Technologies.
Following is a selection of IU Knowledge Base documents to help you get started using Carbonate. For additional documentation, search the Knowledge Base.
Accounts, access, and user policies
- Access Carbonate
- Your responsibilities as a computer user at IU
- Available access to allocated and short-term storage capacity on IU's research systems
- Work with research data containing PHI
Programming environment
Run jobs
X forwarding and interactive jobs
Get help
Support for IU research supercomputers, software, and services is provided by various teams within the Research Technologies division of UITS.
- If you have a technical issue or system-specific question, contact the High Performance Systems (HPS) team.
- If you have a programming question about compilers, scientific/numerical libraries, or debuggers, contact the UITS Research Applications and Deep Learning team.
For general questions about research computing at IU, contact UITS Research Technologies.
For more options, see Research computing support at IU.
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Last modified on 2023-09-18 16:42:21.