HPRC:AdaGraceFAQ
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This page addresses common questions regarding the retirement of the Ada cluster and the subsequent transition to Grace.
Contents
- 1 How can I get access to Grace?
- 2 Do I need to submit an application for Grace to access Grace?
- 3 When will Grace be open to all users?
- 4 When is the last day I will be able to access Ada?
- 5 What will happen to my data on Ada?
- 6 How do I transfer my data from Ada to Grace?
- 7 What will happen to my unused SU's on Ada?
- 8 Will my Job Scripts from Ada work on Grace?
- 9 How do I find / load Software Modules on Grace?
- 10 Will my Job Scripts from Ada work on Grace?
- 11 My version of Software X is on Ada but not on Grace, how can I request this software version?
- 12 Will my Job Scripts from Ada work on Grace?
- 13 Will the "tiered" filesystem be available on Grace?
How can I get access to Grace?
Do I need to submit an application for Grace to access Grace?
When will Grace be open to all users?
When is the last day I will be able to access Ada?
What will happen to my data on Ada?
How do I transfer my data from Ada to Grace?
The best option for transferring files from Ada to Grace is using Globus Connect. You can also use scp/sftp and rsync (command line) from Ada login nodes or FTN to transfer files to Grace login or DTN nodes (suggestion on host selection). Please transfer only needed files to Grace. If you need to increase Grace scratch quota or file limit, please contact HPRC helpdesk.
What will happen to my unused SU's on Ada?
Will my Job Scripts from Ada work on Grace?
How do I find / load Software Modules on Grace?
Will my Job Scripts from Ada work on Grace?
My version of Software X is on Ada but not on Grace, how can I request this software version?
Will my Job Scripts from Ada work on Grace?
Will the "tiered" filesystem be available on Grace?
"tiered" on Ada will be retired. There is no equivalent of "tiered" available on Grace cluster.