Here are some tips (some specific to ECCO/SDSx, some general) about improving performance of a typical social science analysis job:
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We updated our Anaconda Python environment yesterday. This note is how to customize that environment for your own research, on ECCO and SDS. .pf-button.pf-button-excerpt { display: none; [...] Our public Subversion repositories (formerly on http://repository.vrdc.cornell.edu) have been migrated to GitHub. Access henceforth is at https://github.com/labordynamicsinstitute. You will find the following repositories there as of this migration (more repositories may be added in the future): CG2 Fixed Effects Estimation Software Sundry benchmarks used for a variety of purposes A variety of RPM spec files [...] All SDS users: We are ready to migrate users to the new SDSx cluster, which greatly improves the computational ability offered to your analyses. There will be a downtime from Friday, June 27 to Monday, June 30, 2014. .pf-button.pf-button-excerpt { display: none; [...] We have recently tested a browser-based SSH client. Previous clients required a server-side Java or similar app. For users of Google Chrome, the "Secure Shell" app from the Chrome Webstore works without anything on our servers. We have updated the "first-login" instructions, but you can of course use this anytime instead of the graphical NX [...] |
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