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Revision as of 14:53, 6 February 2025
Computing: Calculations (cores)
Queue | CPU core hour | GB memory hour |
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Standard queue | € 0.0150 | € 0.0011 |
High priority queue | € 0.0195 | € 0.00143 |
Low priority queue | € 0.0150 | € 0.0011 |
Computing: GPU Use
Tariff per device per hour (gpu/hour) |
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€ 0.45 |
Storage
Tariffs per year per TB
Lustre Backup | Lustre Nobackup | Lustre Scratch | Home-dir | Archive |
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€ 150 | € 100 | € 100 | € 150 | € 125 |
Reservations
Tariff per node per day (node/day) |
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€ 50 |
Notes
If you are a member of a group with a commitment, then these costs get deducted from that commitment. Once you get to around 125% of your commitment we will take action to fix things.
Example
You are running a job that needs 4 cores, 32G of RAM and runs for 90 minutes in the std quality. To run this, you over-request resources slightly, and submit a job that requests 4 CPUs, 40G of RAM and with a time limit of 3 hours. Your job is done after two hours, using at maximum 3 CPUs and 32G of RAM.
Thus, your costs are:
4 * 0.015 * 2 = 0.12 EUR for the CPU
40 * 0.0011 * 2 = 0.088 EUR for the memory
Total: € 0.208
So you are billed for the duration that you claimed the 4CPUs and 40G of RAM, not the 3 CPUs and 32G RAM you actually used.