SSI IT - Revision history

Flynnd at 03:42, 27 February 2021

2021-02-27T03:42:38Z

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 | ssi-data.stanford.edu
 | Linux Container, with a large filesystem for general use. This file system is accessible over the web, as a SMB share, and through ssi-ws1. Anything that doesn't use Version Control (Git or SVN), and is not a Google Drive filetype, should be stored here. We don't want the Google Drive filled with large files.
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 | ssi-ws1.stanford.edu
-| Windows 10 virtual workstation. This system can use the full CPU horsepower, and has Ansys, Autodesk Inventor, and Adobe software installed.
+| Windows 10 virtual workstation. This system has Ansys, Autodesk Inventor, Solidworks, Adobe software, STK, and FreeFlyer installed.
 |}

Flynnd at 04:27, 11 December 2020

2020-12-11T04:27:52Z

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	* Several PCIe card slots		* Several PCIe card slots
	* 16 DDR4 L/RDIMM memory slots		* 16 DDR4 L/RDIMM memory slots
	The system is currently configured with ~~8Gb~~ of RAM, 4x 2TB WD Red Hard drives (from a donor on Reddit!), and a ~~single~~ 240Gb SATA SSD. As our needs increase, we plan to upgrade the system with NVMe Storage, More RAM, and GPUs for Ansys acceleration.		The system is currently configured with 72Gb of RAM, 4x 2TB WD Red Hard drives (from a donor on Reddit!), and a 240Gb SATA SSD and a 1 TB SSD. As our needs increase, we plan to upgrade the system with NVMe Storage, More RAM, and GPUs for Ansys acceleration.
	Sasha runs proxmox, a Linux Hypervisor distribution. This means it's designed to run many VMs (virtual operating systems) within the main system. This approach is known as Hyper-Converged-Infrastructure or HCI. The benefit is flexibility, because new "servers" can be created and setup with a single button click. The following systems run within Sasha:		Sasha runs proxmox, a Linux Hypervisor distribution. This means it's designed to run many VMs (virtual operating systems) within the main system. This approach is known as Hyper-Converged-Infrastructure or HCI. The benefit is flexibility, because new "servers" can be created and setup with a single button click. The following systems run within Sasha:
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Timv: Created page with "SSI has a complex set of IT systems. We operate server hardware in several buildings on campus, as well as several cloud services. This is not going to be a complete list, as..."

2020-08-09T01:49:00Z

Created page with "SSI has a complex set of IT systems. We operate server hardware in several buildings on campus, as well as several cloud services. This is not going to be a complete list, as..."

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SSI has a complex set of IT systems. We operate server hardware in several buildings on campus, as well as several cloud services. This is not going to be a complete list, as few people even know about all the different things.

== SSI's computer hardware ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname
! Info
! Current sysadmin
|-
| sasha.stanford.edu
|
* Purchased 2020 by timv
* Dell R7515 with Epyc 7302P
* Runs Proxmox Linux Hypervisor
| timv
|-
| ssi-server1.stanford.edu
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* Acquired from ESIII Scrap
| sasha/joan
|-
| ssi-server3.stanford.edu
|
* Acquired from ESIII Scrap
| timv?
|-
| ssi-desktop1.stanford.edu
|
* Built 2019 by Ben and Tim
| timv
|}
== sasha.stanford.edu ==
sasha is a 2U Dell Rackmount server purchased for SSI in 2020 it features:
* 16 Core, 32 thread AMD EPYC 7302P
* 8x 3.5" SATA III Drive bays
* Dual redundant PSUs
* Several PCIe card slots
* 16 DDR4 L/RDIMM memory slots
The system is currently configured with 8Gb of RAM, 4x 2TB WD Red Hard drives (from a donor on Reddit!), and a single 240Gb SATA SSD. As our needs increase, we plan to upgrade the system with NVMe Storage, More RAM, and GPUs for Ansys acceleration.
Sasha runs proxmox, a Linux Hypervisor distribution. This means it's designed to run many VMs (virtual operating systems) within the main system. This approach is known as Hyper-Converged-Infrastructure or HCI. The benefit is flexibility, because new "servers" can be created and setup with a single button click. The following systems run within Sasha:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname
! About
|-
| ssi-data.stanford.edu
| Linux Container, with a large filesystem for general use. This file system is accessible over the web, as a SMB share, and through ssi-ws1. Anything that doesn't use Version Control (Git or SVN), and is not a Google Drive filetype, should be stored here. We don't want the Google Drive filled with large files.
|-
| ssi-ws1.stanford.edu
| Windows 10 virtual workstation. This system can use the full CPU horsepower, and has Ansys, Autodesk Inventor, and Adobe software installed.
|}