Expanse is a Dell integrated compute cluster, with AMD Rome processors, NVIDIA V100 GPUs, interconnected with Mellanox HDR InfiniBand in a hybrid fat-tree topology. The GPU component of Expanse features 52 GPU nodes, each containing four NVIDIA V100s (32 GB SMX2), connected via NVLINK, and dual 20-core Intel Xeon 6248 CPUs. They feature 1.6TB of NVMe storage and 256GB of DRAM per node. There is HDR100 connectivity to each node. The system also features 12PB of Lustre based performance storage (140GB/s aggregate), and 7PB of Ceph based object storage.
Expanse GPU has 56 nodes with four NVIDIA V100s (32 GB each) linked by NVLink. Suits multi-GPU AI/ML training and other workloads that scale across GPUs.
GPU nodes are allocated as a separate resource. The GPU nodes can be accessed via either the "gpu" or the "gpu-shared" partitions.
#SBATCH -p gpu
or
#SBATCH -p gpu-shared
When users request 1 GPU, in gpu-shared partition, by default they will also receive, 1 CPU, and 1G memory.
For more information and example job scripts see Expanse Running Jobs.
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