XSEDE is now accepting Research Allocation Requests for the allocation period, January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017. The submission...
Computing Cycles 
Duke Research Computing offers a range of computing options, ranging from high-throughput / high-performance cluster computing to virtual machines. The group also supports researchers who wish to use the Open Science Grid. Click on the panes below to learn more about these offerings.
To get involved in the Duke Compute Cluster, procure a virtual machine, or discuss any matter on services described on this page, email rescomputing@duke.edu. More detailed information and descriptions suitable for inclusion in grant proposals is available.
Acceptable use of the Duke Compute Cluster – 2016/2017
This memo outlines acceptable use of the Duke Compute Cluster and provides useful information about the security of data stored...
Crowdsourcing a Virtual Duke Chapel
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Crowdsourcing a Virtual Duke Chapel
Students, architectural historians use chapel to turn 2D photos into 3D models by Kara Manke Since re-opening on May...
Submitting jobs to the Open Science Grid from the Duke Compute Cluster
The Duke Compute Cluster has a new login node, dscr-slogin-03, dedicated to running jobs on the Open Science Grid (OSG)....
The Duke Compute Cluster
The Duke Compute Cluster (“DCC”) The Duke Compute Cluster (formerly called the Duke Shared Cluster Resource or “DSCR”) consists of...
Custom Solutions
Duke Research Computing can provide custom support not only to provide elements of a custom infrastructure but pure-and-simple rack space,...
Virtual Machines and Cloud Services
Virtual machines are available in three general frameworks: Small machines with two processors, two gigabytes of RAM, and 15 gigabytes of...
Grid Computing
Duke is part of the Open Science Grid through a partnership with CI-Connect and supports the Duke Condor Grid on...
Cluster Computing
Researchers who consistently need high-throughput/high-performance cluster computing can take part in the Duke Compute Cluster by purchasing nodes. An “allocation” program...