Parallel Computing

FacilitiesEligibility to Use We provide both computational and visualisation resources in SVU. Our supercomputing and visualisation resources are available to all academic staff and student (undergraduate and postgraduate) of NUS. Visit our HPC Portal for more details. Our Hardware Parallel Computing x86 HPC Linux Clusters The Linux Cluster is made up of

MPI Parallel Computing MPI parallel computing is available on Linux HPC Clusters Atlas4, Atlas5, Atlas6 and Atlas7. MPI  C/C++ and MPI Fortran compiler are available on the cluster. The following are the sample instructions for compiling and running MPI program on the clusters. Compile and build the program using MPI compiler.

OpenMP Parallel Computing OpenMP is available on the Linux HPC clusters. To build/run your OpenMP code, please follow the details below. Parallelize your code using OpenMP. If you are new to OpenMP, there are some useful guides in the links below. Login to the cluster head nodes (atlas4-c01, atlas5-c01, atlas6-c01

Serial/Parallel Computing of Fluent/CFX Solver The most efficient and convenient way to run Fluent solver for your CFD simulations, which need hours, days or weeks to finish, is to run the solver in batch/parallel mode. First, you shall setup the CFD problem, including mesh, models, boundary conditions etc., on an