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Use the HPC Web Portal (Open OnDemand)
The Bowdoin HPC Web Portal (Open OnDemand) provides browser-based access to the HPC environment for command-line sessions, graphical applications, file management, and job monitoring. The portal is accessed at hpcweb.bowdoin.edu using Firefox or Chrome.
Use GPU and High-Memory Resources on the HPC Cluster
Instructions for requesting GPU computing, high-memory nodes, and other specialized resources on the Bowdoin HPC Slurm cluster. Covers available NVIDIA GPU cards and request syntax, memory reservation options, mixed GPU and CPU jobs, and the experimental NVIDIA Grace Hopper system.
About High-Performance Computing (HPC) at Bowdoin
Bowdoin College provides a Linux-based High-Performance Computing (HPC) cluster for faculty, students, and researchers. The cluster offers approximately 1,400 CPU cores, GPU computing, up to 2 TB of RAM per node, and a variety of scientific software. This article provides an overview of HPC resources and how to get started.
Submit and Manage Jobs on the HPC Slurm Cluster
Instructions for submitting, monitoring, and managing jobs on the Bowdoin HPC Slurm cluster. Covers writing job scripts, using sbatch and the hpcsub wrapper, running parallel processing jobs (SMP and OpenMPI), running interactive jobs, and controlling jobs with squeue and scancel.
HPC Cluster Queues, Policies, and Hardware Overview
Reference information for the Bowdoin HPC Slurm cluster, including queue (partition) descriptions, job policies and resource limits, and a hardware overview suitable for grant proposals.