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All nodes have local (on-node) temporary storage. GPU nodes have a single 800GB SSD drive. All other compute nodes have two 480GB SSD drives, for a total raw capacity of 960GB. Best practice to access node-local storage is to use the directory generated by [[Running jobs|Slurm]], $SLURM_TMPDIR.
All nodes have local (on-node) temporary storage. Compute nodes (except GPU nodes) have two 480GB SSD drives, for a total raw capacity of 960GB. GPU nodes have either an 800GB or a 480GB SSD drive. Best practice to access node-local storage is to use the directory generated by [[Running jobs|Slurm]], $SLURM_TMPDIR.

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All nodes have local (on-node) temporary storage. Compute nodes (except GPU nodes) have two 480GB SSD drives, for a total raw capacity of 960GB. GPU nodes have either an 800GB or a 480GB SSD drive. Use node-local storage through the job-specific directory created by the scheduler, <code>$SLURM_TMPDIR</code>. See [[Using node-local storage]].

All nodes have local (on-node) temporary storage. Compute nodes (except GPU nodes) have two 480GB SSD drives, for a total raw capacity of 960GB. GPU nodes have either an 800GB or a 480GB SSD drive. Best practice to access node-local storage is to use the directory generated by Slurm, $SLURM_TMPDIR.

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