Man­age Your Run­ning Com­pute Time Pro­ject

The management of a running compute time project includes:

Both project administration tasks are described on this page.

Pro­ject Mem­ber Man­age­ment: Provide or Change Mem­ber­ship

Change Membership (Add or Remove Members)

This applies to principal investigators (PIs) or project administrators (PAs) from Paderborn University:

The PI and PA of a granted project can add or remove members via the ZIM service portal.

  1. Log in at the ZIM service portal.
  2. Go to "My groups" (Meine Gruppen).
    1. Use your project acronym (a string like `hpc-prf-lsdfa`) as the group ID.
    2. Add or remove members.

This applies to principal investigators (PIs) or project administrators (PAs) with a different affiliation:

  • Send an email to pc2-support@uni-paderborn.de with the request to add or remove a user and their account name (ZIM account).
    • If the user does not yet have a ZIM account, please follow the instructions under “Create User Account” below.

 

Create User Account

If you want to be added to a compute time project, you need a Paderborn University account (ZIM account). Please follow the steps below to create an account:

  1. Find out the project acronym. This is a string like `hpc-prf-lsdfa`. If you are unsure, please ask the principal investigator (PI) of the project.
  2. Fill out the online account request form at PC²-JARDS
  3. After submitting, you will receive a PDF via mail. Please sign the PDF and have the principal investigator of the project sign it (either by hand or digitally).
  4. Send the signed PDF to pc2-support@uni-paderborn.de.
  5. The account will be created within a few days, and you will be notified via email.

Pro­ject Con­­t­in­­gent Man­age­ment

The following changes are possible within the project contingent management:

  • The compute contingent can be moved between the clusters according to these guidelines. Write a short email to pc2-support@uni-paderborn.de with the requested change.
  • Some project types can also extend the duration of a project, more information can be found on that separate page.
  • If you are considering a project resource extension, the key factor is determining the exact amount of additional resources required. Whether your needs are above or below 25% of the initially requested resources is essential. The following table shows the possibilities depending on the project type:
 Amount of Additional Resources (Compute Contingent, File System Quota)
Project TypeIncrease by UP TO 25%Increase by MORE than 25% 
NHR-largeYes, possible once during the approved period of the application. Write a short email to pc2-support@uni-paderborn.de with the requested change (in CPU/GPU/FPGA-Core-hours, disk quota, HPC cluster, etc.) and the reason for the change.No, currently the NHR compute time regulations do not permit an increase beyond 25% of the initially granted resources. Please contact us at pc2-support@uni-paderborn.de so that we can find a solution for your individual case. 
NHR-normal 
NHR-starterdepending on needs, request on demand
smallThe resources of a small project can be increased up to the limit of small projects (see the resource overview table).
If the principal investigator has multiple small projects,  the sum of resources for these projects must not exceed the limit of a single small project.
fpga
testdepending on needs, request on demand