Update eiger.md #170
Update eiger.md #170
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Thanks Luca! I have just a couple of small suggestions.
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| Eiger consists of multicore [AMD Epyc Rome][ref-alps-zen2-node] compute nodes: please note that the total number of available compute nodes on the system might vary over time, therefore you might want to check them with the Slurm command `sinfo -s`. | ||
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Instead of adding this on the Eiger page, how about adding a section to the Slurm documentation about how to inspect the number of available nodes on a cluster.
That way we can link to it from all of the vCluster pages?
The slurm docs:
https://docs.cscs.ch/running/slurm/
The source for them is in /docs/running/slurm.md
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| The target date for full deployment of the new Eiger is **July 1, 2025**. | ||
| This documentation is for the updated cluster `Eiger.Alps` reachable at `eiger.alps.cscs.ch`, that has replaced the former cluster as of June 30 2025. | ||
| The previous [Eiger User Guide](https://confluence.cscs.ch/spaces/KB/pages/284426490/Alps+Eiger+User+Guide) is still available on the legacy Knowledge Base. |
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If the old Eiger is no longer available, we can remove this link completely?
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| Eiger is an Alps cluster that provides compute nodes and file systems designed to meet the needs of CPU-only workloads for the [HPC Platform][ref-platform-hpcp]. | ||
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| !!! under-construction |
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How about turning this into a note or info box, because Eiger.alps is no longer under construction?
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