The BeoShock HPC Buy-In Program lets research groups add their own computers (called compute nodes) to the BeoShock high-performance computing (HPC) system. In return, they get:
Reach out to the Director of HPC to talk about adding your equipment. The program uses a fair system to make sure contributors get priority access.
Slurm is the software that runs BeoShock’s job queue. It decides:
If someone else is using your machine, Slurm will pause their job so your group can use it. When your machine is free, others can use it—so nothing goes to waste.
By joining the Buy-In Program, you get access to: