Resources - Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing

Available computing resources

Alvis (AI/ML research, C3SE)

Bianca (SNIC Sens, UPPMAX)

LUMI (EuroHPC)

Rackham (UPPMAX)

Researchers wanting to analyse sensitive data, e.g. personal data, should apply for access to the resource Bianca

Centre Storage
High performance parallel file system.
Swestore / dCache (NSC, LUNARC, C3SE, HPC2N)
Access to data is protected using dual copies on two different geographical locations as well as block redundancy (RAID-6) on the individual storage servers. The data is not backed up.

The data can be accessed via multiple access methods, like gridftp, webdav and NFSv4.1.
Swestore / iRODS (PDC, NSC)
Access to data is protected using dual copies on two different geographical locations as well as block redundancy (RAID-6 or similar) on the individual storage servers and distributed filesystems. The data is not backed up.

The data can be accessed via multiple access methods, including but not limited to: iRODS native clients, HTTP/HTTPS and WebDAV.

Instructions for storage allocations

Please read the general information how to apply for allocations on SNIC resources.
Please read the Swestore information in the SNIC knowledge base.

Note: An activity report can be requested from the PI of the MEDIUM allocation after the project allocation has ended.

More information

Additional information about Swestore can be found at http://docs.snic.se/wiki/SNIC_storage
VR classification codes in Swedish (neccessary to classify your project)
For questions about the online proposal submission system please visit https://supr.snic.se/support/