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Office of Research Computing

We had minor storage issues earlier that caused one storage node to take over for another. This is usually a successful operation that you wouldn't notice, but this time some client compute nodes did not reconnect to the storage for some reason. Some jobs may have died and we are working to figure out why that happened. Last Updated Thursday, Feb 12 04:17 pm 2026

Welcome to the
Office of Research Computing

The Office of Research Computing provides free supercomputing resources to faculty and student researchers at BYU, as well as their collaborators.

618 servers. 34,948 processor cores. 351 GPUs. 176 TiB of RAM. Over six petabytes shared storage. Security for protected data.

Employees are available to help with new user training, workflow optimization, software installation, and general problem resolution.

Get Started

Need help? Come visit our office at 403 CB, open a ticket, or give us a call at (801) 422-3946.

The Basics


Racks of servers

Logging In

Use SSH to log into your account
Open OnDemand

Open OnDemand

An easy-to-use web portal for submitting and running graphical jobs
File transfer

File Transfers

Learn several methods for securely transferring files to and from the supercomputers

Resources


Supercomputer cabling

Compute Resources

View information about each of our clusters
Hard disk

Storage

Learn where store data and find out which spaces are backed up or not
Application logos

Software

Look up documentation for applications installed on our systems, as well as GPU information

Slurm


Slurm

Slurm

Learn various Slurm commands for viewing and modifying your batch jobs
Job script

Job Script Generator

Create job scripts the easy way
Intro to Slurm video thumbnail

Intro to Slurm Tools (Video)

See examples of several Slurm commands in action
More Documentation