XSEDE Resource User Guides

Below are links to each resource's user guide. Each guide provides information and instructions on system access, computing environment and running jobs specific to that resource. Resources are listed alphabetically within each resource type: High Performance Computing, High Throughput Computing, Scientific Visualization and Storage Systems.

High Performance Computing

Anvil (Purdue University) Coming soon

Bridges-2 (PSC)

Comet (SDSC) Decommissioning July 31, 2021

Delta (NCSA) Coming soon

Expanse (SDSC)

Expanse GPU (SDSC) New!

Jetstream (IU/TACC) Decommissioning Fall, 2021

Jetstream2 (IU/TACC) Production Summer, 2021

KyRIC (Univerity of Kentucky) New!

Rockfish (Johns Hopkins) New!

Stampede2 (TACC)

Storage Systems

Open Storage Network New!

Expanse Storage (SDSC)

Data Oasis (SDSC) Decommissioning July 31, 2021

Ranch (TACC)

High Throughput Computing

Open Science Grid

Scientific Visualization

TACC Visualization Portal (TACC)
available to TACC users

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Last update: June 17, 2021

The Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) is supported by the National Science Foundation.

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