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Haars0011: Add Project Creation + Storage Requests tasks (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-19T07:35:24Z

Add Project Creation + Storage Requests tasks (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	* '''[[Reporting Usage]]''' — document the reports.anunna.wur.nl usage and cost dashboard: what reports it offers, who can see what (your own usage versus your group's), and how to read them.		* '''[[Reporting Usage]]''' — document the reports.anunna.wur.nl usage and cost dashboard: what reports it offers, who can see what (your own usage versus your group's), and how to read them.
	* '''[[Managing Group Members]]''' — confirm how a PI adds or removes members from their Anunna group (self-service, via the AD group owner, or via the administrators) and document the steps.		* '''[[Managing Group Members]]''' — confirm how a PI adds or removes members from their Anunna group (self-service, via the AD group owner, or via the administrators) and document the steps.
			* '''[[Project Creation]]''' — document the project / billing-account creation process: how a PI requests one, how a commitment is agreed, and who can be added.
			* '''[[Storage Requests]]''' — confirm whether storage requests use a dedicated form or the general HPC (Anunna) support service, and any approval or group-owner requirements.

	== Policy and governance ==		== Policy and governance ==

Haars0011: Add Managing Group Members task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-19T07:32:22Z

Add Managing Group Members task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	* '''[[System Status Page]]''' — add the Anunna status / health dashboard URL, or confirm whether such a dashboard exists.		* '''[[System Status Page]]''' — add the Anunna status / health dashboard URL, or confirm whether such a dashboard exists.
	* '''[[Reporting Usage]]''' — document the reports.anunna.wur.nl usage and cost dashboard: what reports it offers, who can see what (your own usage versus your group's), and how to read them.		* '''[[Reporting Usage]]''' — document the reports.anunna.wur.nl usage and cost dashboard: what reports it offers, who can see what (your own usage versus your group's), and how to read them.
			* '''[[Managing Group Members]]''' — confirm how a PI adds or removes members from their Anunna group (self-service, via the AD group owner, or via the administrators) and document the steps.

	== Policy and governance ==		== Policy and governance ==

Haars0011: Add Conda for teaching modernisation task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-19T07:32:15Z

Add Conda for teaching modernisation task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	* '''[[Workflow Engines (Snakemake, Nextflow)]]''' — confirm the recommended way to run Snakemake on Anunna (the documented profile is the older Snakemake <8 style; Snakemake 8+ uses the <code>--executor slurm</code> plugin), and write the Nextflow section (loading/installing Nextflow, the SLURM executor configuration, and a minimal example).		* '''[[Workflow Engines (Snakemake, Nextflow)]]''' — confirm the recommended way to run Snakemake on Anunna (the documented profile is the older Snakemake <8 style; Snakemake 8+ uses the <code>--executor slurm</code> plugin), and write the Nextflow section (loading/installing Nextflow, the SLURM executor configuration, and a minimal example).
			* '''[[Conda for teaching]]''' — modernise for current Anunna: the page still describes the old Bright <code>/cm/shared</code> paths and tcl modulefiles. Replace with a Miniforge environment on Lustre and the current course-kernel route (kernel registered at notebook.anunna.wur.nl; see [[Steps for courses]]).

	== Support and operations ==		== Support and operations ==

Haars0011: Add Reporting Usage (reports dashboard) task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-19T07:27:17Z

Add Reporting Usage (reports dashboard) task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	* '''[[Maintenance Schedule]]''' — confirm where planned-maintenance dates are announced (Apps Portal message of the day, mailing list, Teams) and add the next scheduled downtime, or a link to a live maintenance schedule. Only the general cadence (roughly April/May and October) is documented.		* '''[[Maintenance Schedule]]''' — confirm where planned-maintenance dates are announced (Apps Portal message of the day, mailing list, Teams) and add the next scheduled downtime, or a link to a live maintenance schedule. Only the general cadence (roughly April/May and October) is documented.
	* '''[[System Status Page]]''' — add the Anunna status / health dashboard URL, or confirm whether such a dashboard exists.		* '''[[System Status Page]]''' — add the Anunna status / health dashboard URL, or confirm whether such a dashboard exists.
			* '''[[Reporting Usage]]''' — document the reports.anunna.wur.nl usage and cost dashboard: what reports it offers, who can see what (your own usage versus your group's), and how to read them.

	== Policy and governance ==		== Policy and governance ==

Haars0011: Add User's group task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-19T07:22:23Z

Add User's group task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	* '''[[Policies and Terms of Use]]''' — supply the formal terms of use / acceptable-use policy (data ownership and responsibilities, security obligations, consequences of misuse) and confirm the current account-request route and per-group access contacts. The previous access-contact list was from the Breed4Food era and was removed.		* '''[[Policies and Terms of Use]]''' — supply the formal terms of use / acceptable-use policy (data ownership and responsibilities, security obligations, consequences of misuse) and confirm the current account-request route and per-group access contacts. The previous access-contact list was from the Breed4Food era and was removed.
	* '''[[Account Application Process]]''' — confirm whether WUR users request an Anunna account through the general "HPC (Anunna)" support service or a dedicated account-request form, and what details are needed (group/affiliation, sponsor, intended use).		* '''[[Account Application Process]]''' — confirm whether WUR users request an Anunna account through the general "HPC (Anunna)" support service or a dedicated account-request form, and what details are needed (group/affiliation, sponsor, intended use).
			* '''[[User's group]]''' — document any formal user representation: regular user meetings, how users feed back into decisions, and how that relates to the governance bodies. Currently only the Anunna Users Teams community is documented.

	== Nice to have ==		== Nice to have ==

Haars0011: Add System Status Page task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-19T07:22:13Z

Add System Status Page task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	* '''[[Maintenance Schedule]]''' — confirm where planned-maintenance dates are announced (Apps Portal message of the day, mailing list, Teams) and add the next scheduled downtime, or a link to a live maintenance schedule. Only the general cadence (roughly April/May and October) is documented.		* '''[[Maintenance Schedule]]''' — confirm where planned-maintenance dates are announced (Apps Portal message of the day, mailing list, Teams) and add the next scheduled downtime, or a link to a live maintenance schedule. Only the general cadence (roughly April/May and October) is documented.
			* '''[[System Status Page]]''' — add the Anunna status / health dashboard URL, or confirm whether such a dashboard exists.

	== Policy and governance ==		== Policy and governance ==

Haars0011: Add Support and operations section with Maintenance Schedule task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-19T07:18:03Z

Add Support and operations section with Maintenance Schedule task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	* '''[[Workflow Engines (Snakemake, Nextflow)]]''' — confirm the recommended way to run Snakemake on Anunna (the documented profile is the older Snakemake <8 style; Snakemake 8+ uses the <code>--executor slurm</code> plugin), and write the Nextflow section (loading/installing Nextflow, the SLURM executor configuration, and a minimal example).		* '''[[Workflow Engines (Snakemake, Nextflow)]]''' — confirm the recommended way to run Snakemake on Anunna (the documented profile is the older Snakemake <8 style; Snakemake 8+ uses the <code>--executor slurm</code> plugin), and write the Nextflow section (loading/installing Nextflow, the SLURM executor configuration, and a minimal example).

			== Support and operations ==

			* '''[[Maintenance Schedule]]''' — confirm where planned-maintenance dates are announced (Apps Portal message of the day, mailing list, Teams) and add the next scheduled downtime, or a link to a live maintenance schedule. Only the general cadence (roughly April/May and October) is documented.

	== Policy and governance ==		== Policy and governance ==

Haars0011: Add Software and workflows section with Workflow Engines task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-18T14:15:39Z

Add Software and workflows section with Workflow Engines task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	* '''[[Quotas]]''' — document the Lustre quota model (per-user or per-group, and the default sizes for /lustre/backup, /lustre/nobackup, /lustre/scratch), the command(s) users run to check their current usage, and how to request more space. Only the home-directory quota (200 GB) is currently documented.		* '''[[Quotas]]''' — document the Lustre quota model (per-user or per-group, and the default sizes for /lustre/backup, /lustre/nobackup, /lustre/scratch), the command(s) users run to check their current usage, and how to request more space. Only the home-directory quota (200 GB) is currently documented.
	* '''[[Archival Storage]]''' — clarify how the manual iRODS/itape workflow relates to Tapeworm, now that Tapeworm manages archival from /archive to tape automatically: is itape still the recommended way to push data to tape, or is iRODS now used mainly for retrieving archived datasets?		* '''[[Archival Storage]]''' — clarify how the manual iRODS/itape workflow relates to Tapeworm, now that Tapeworm manages archival from /archive to tape automatically: is itape still the recommended way to push data to tape, or is iRODS now used mainly for retrieving archived datasets?

			== Software and workflows ==

			* '''[[Workflow Engines (Snakemake, Nextflow)]]''' — confirm the recommended way to run Snakemake on Anunna (the documented profile is the older Snakemake <8 style; Snakemake 8+ uses the <code>--executor slurm</code> plugin), and write the Nextflow section (loading/installing Nextflow, the SLURM executor configuration, and a minimal example).

	== Policy and governance ==		== Policy and governance ==

Haars0011: Add MPI / interconnect task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-18T13:05:00Z

Add MPI / interconnect task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	* '''[[Compute Hardware Overview]]''' — fill in the per-node specifications: number of CPU nodes, cores and memory per node, CPU model(s), and whether there are high-memory "fat" nodes; number of NVIDIA GPU nodes, GPUs per node, and host CPU/memory; AMD GPU model and node details.		* '''[[Compute Hardware Overview]]''' — fill in the per-node specifications: number of CPU nodes, cores and memory per node, CPU model(s), and whether there are high-memory "fat" nodes; number of NVIDIA GPU nodes, GPUs per node, and host CPU/memory; AMD GPU model and node details.
	* '''[[Network & Security]]''' — confirm the interconnect (as above) and document the data-security posture: how data is protected at rest and in transit, access control, handling of confidential or personal data, and backup/retention.		* '''[[Network & Security]]''' — confirm the interconnect (as above) and document the data-security posture: how data is protected at rest and in transit, access control, handling of confidential or personal data, and backup/retention.
			* '''[[Performance Optimization/Multiple nodes (MPI)]]''' — confirm the recommended MPI library and module names, any required <code>srun --mpi=...</code> plugin flag, and whether specific interconnect/fabric tuning is needed. The old mvapich2 + InfiniBand (ib0) example was Breed4Food-era and was removed.

	== Storage ==		== Storage ==

Haars0011: Add Account Application Process task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-06-18T12:17:37Z

Add Account Application Process task (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	* '''[[Sustainability]]''' — add the sustainability / green-HPC policy and any concrete measures: energy sourcing, cooling, hardware lifecycle, and institutional targets.		* '''[[Sustainability]]''' — add the sustainability / green-HPC policy and any concrete measures: energy sourcing, cooling, hardware lifecycle, and institutional targets.
	* '''[[Policies and Terms of Use]]''' — supply the formal terms of use / acceptable-use policy (data ownership and responsibilities, security obligations, consequences of misuse) and confirm the current account-request route and per-group access contacts. The previous access-contact list was from the Breed4Food era and was removed.		* '''[[Policies and Terms of Use]]''' — supply the formal terms of use / acceptable-use policy (data ownership and responsibilities, security obligations, consequences of misuse) and confirm the current account-request route and per-group access contacts. The previous access-contact list was from the Breed4Food era and was removed.
			* '''[[Account Application Process]]''' — confirm whether WUR users request an Anunna account through the general "HPC (Anunna)" support service or a dedicated account-request form, and what details are needed (group/affiliation, sponsor, intended use).

	== Nice to have ==		== Nice to have ==