NVwulf is Stony Brook's GPU cluster for AI and machine learning, with NVIDIA H200 and RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs. It's open to Stony Brook instructors, researchers, staff and students.
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Open OnDemand
Jupyter, RStudio, VS Code, private AI chat, AlphaFold, cryo-EM and imaging apps on GPU nodes. Sign in with your NetID and Duo.
Launch Open OnDemandSSH
NVwulf has its own storage, separate from SeaWulf. Copy data over with rsync or Globus.
ssh -X <netid>@login.nvwulf.stonybrook.eduYour first hour, step by step: Getting started on NVwulf.
Specifications
| Node type | Details |
|---|---|
| H200 nodes (4-way) | 4 NVIDIA H200 NVL (141 GB HBM3e each), 64 CPUs, about 750 GB RAM |
| H200 nodes (8-way NVL) | 8 NVIDIA H200 NVL, 64 CPUs, about 1,500 GB RAM |
| H200 nodes (8-way SXM) | 8 NVIDIA H200 SXM, 192 CPUs, about 2,200 GB RAM |
| B40 nodes (4-way) | 4 NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell (96 GB GDDR7 each), 64 CPUs, about 512 GB RAM |
| Scheduling | Multi-tenant Slurm, up to 8 GPUs per node |
Queues
| Partition | GPUs | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
h200x4 | 4 H200 NVL per node | Also -long and debug- versions |
h200x8 | 8 H200 per node | For the largest models and multi-GPU training |
b40x4 | 4 RTX PRO 6000 per node | Open OnDemand apps run here: up to 8 hours, or 48 on b40x4-long |
Start with a debug- partition for short tests, and ask only for the GPUs you'll use. Every queue's CPUs, memory and time limit, and the priority queues, are on NVwulf queues.
Your first GPU job
#!/bin/bash #SBATCH --job-name=test-tf #SBATCH --output=res.txt #SBATCH --partition=h200x4 #SBATCH --nodes=1 #SBATCH --ntasks=8 #SBATCH --cpus-per-task=1 #SBATCH --mem=25g #SBATCH --gpus=1 #SBATCH --time=05:00 module load tensorflow/2.19.0 python tf_test_nn_training.py
Save it as test_job.slurm, then run sbatch test_job.slurm and squeue -u $USER. Or build one with the job script builder.
Storage
| Space | Size | Backed up | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
Home /lustre/nvwulf/home/<netid> | 20 GB | Yes | Never deleted |
Scratch /lustre/nvwulf/scratch/<netid> | 20 TB | No | Files older than 30 days are deleted |
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Best suited for
- AI and machine learning
- Biomedical imaging
- Molecular modeling and NLP
- Scientific computing and data science
Getting access
- Join a projectIf your PI already has an active SeaWulf or NVwulf project, open a ticket with the help topic "Request an Account for NVwulf" and include your NetID, your PI's name and the project number.
- Or start one (faculty)Send a one-page PDF with the help topic "Request a Project Number โ NVwulf". A review committee replies by email.
- Set up Duo, then log inThen move your data over and run a first GPU job.
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