LUMI




What is LUMI?


LUMI is the fastest supercomputer in Europe. It's an HPE Cray EX supercomputer consisting of several hardware partitions targeted different use cases:
  • 2560 GPU-based nodes (LUMI-G), each node with one 64 core AMD Trento CPU and four AMD MI250X GPUs.

  • 1536 dual-socket CPU nodes LUMI-C with 64-core 3rd-generation AMD EPYC™ CPUs, and between 256 GB and 1024 GB of memory.

  • large memory GPU nodes LUMI-D, with a total of 32 TB of memory in the partition for data analytics and visualisation.

  • Main storage - LUMI-P has 4 independent Lustre file systems with 20 PB and an aggregate bandwidth of 240 GB/s each. Each Lustre file system is composed of 1 MDS (metadata server) and 32 Object Storage Targets (OSTs).

  • Flash storage - LUMI-F has Lustre file system with a storage capacity of 8 PB and an aggregate bandwidth of 1 740 GB/s.

  • Object store - LUMI-O provides 30 PB storage.


More about LUMI system architecture can be found in overview and LUMI’s full system architecture.

LUMI uses Slurm as job scheduler and resource manager. Slurm partitions can be allocated by node or by resources. More about partitions can be found here.






Why LUMI?


There are several reasons to choose LUMI instead of HPC:
  • if job is run using GPUs

  • if job needs large memory

  • if queue on HPC is too long






Getting started


- How to get access to LUMI

- Software

- Examples of jobs and slurm scripts

- Billing