Changes between Version 22 and Version 23 of Public/User_Guide/DEEP-EST_DAM

Timestamp:

Jul 14, 2022, 11:25:30 AM (2 years ago)

Author:

Jochen Kreutz

Comment:

Update Filesystem Info

Public/User_Guide/DEEP-EST_DAM

@@ -131 +131 @@
 
 == Filesystems and local storage ==
-The home filesystem on the DEEP-EST Cluster Module is provided via GPFS/NFS and hence the same as on (most of) the remaining compute nodes.  The local storage system of the DAM running BeeGFS is available at
-
+The home filesystem on the DEEP-EST Data Analytics Module is provided via GPFS/NFS and hence the same as on (most of) the remaining compute nodes. 
+The DAM is connected to the all flash storage stystem (AFSM) system via Infiniband. The AFMS runs BeeGFS and provides a fast local work filesystem at 
 {{{
 /work
 }}}
-The file servers are reachable through the 40 GbE interface of the DAM nodes.
 
-This is NOT the same storage being used on the DEEP-ER SDV system. Both, the DEEP-EST prototype system and the DEEP-ER SDV have their own local storage.
-
-It's possible to access the local storage of the DEEP-ER SDV (`/sdv-work`), but you have to keep in mind that the file servers of that storage can just be accessed through 1 GbE ! Hence, it should not be used for performance relevant applications since it is much slower than the DEEP-EST local storages mounted to `/work`.
+In addition, the older SSSM storage system provides the `/usr/local` filesystem on the DAM compute nodes running BeeGFS as well.
 
 There is node local storage available for the DEEP-EST DAM node (2 x 1.5 TB NVMe SSD), it is mounted to `/nvme/scratch` and `/nvme/scratch2`. Additionally, there is a small (about 380 GB) scratch folder available in `/scratch`. Remember that the three **scratch folders** are not persistent and **will be cleaned after your job has finished** !
+
+Please, refer to the [wiki:Public/User_Guide/System_overview system overview] and [wiki:Public/User_Guide/Filesystems filesystems] pages for further information of the CM hardware, available filesystems and network connections.
+
 
 == Multi-node Jobs ==