About PACE
Next PACE Maintenance Date
PACE maintenance is scheduled to start at 6:00 am Wednesday, August 10, and continue through Friday, August 12, at 11:59 pm. Future maintenance periods are tentatively scheduled for November 2-4.
The Partnership for an Advanced Computing Environment (PACE) serves Georgia Tech faculty and researchers with a sustainable, leading-edge high performance computing environment.
How can PACE help you?
Is your research limited by the time it takes simulate or analyze results? Do you want to simulate much larger systems or problems? If so, then PACE may be able to help! Details about how to participate are available here.
Thanks for choosing PACE! Please don't forget to cite or acknowledge us if your research benefited from PACE-managed resources. If you used Hive, please be sure to acknowledge the funding for the cluster. Details and a Bibtex citation for either case are available.
Pace Updates
Campus ESX Incident Impacting PACE services
Summary: An issue with an ESX host is affecting multiple campus services, including several PACE services...
Hive scheduler degraded state
Summary: The Hive scheduler is currently in a degraded state, and many waiting jobs will not start.
...Hive scheduler outage
Summary: The Hive scheduler stopped launching new jobs on Monday afternoon and was restored at approximat...
[Resolved] Phoenix scheduler timeout
Summary: A timeout on the Phoenix scheduler prevented new jobs from beginning earlier today.
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Upcoming Events
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Jun 30
PACE Clusters Orientation
PACE Clusters Orientation
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Jul 7
PACE Consulting Session
PACE Consulting Session
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Jul 8
PACE - Linux 101
PACE Linux 101
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Jul 18
PACE - Introduction to Git
PACE - Introduction to Git
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Jul 19
PACE - Python 101: Intro to Data Analysis with NumPy
PACE - Python 101: Intro to Data Analysis with NumPy
