Science Computing stewards several data centers located on main campus and remote locations for hosting faculty research systems. Access is not guaranteed and exists on a first come, first served basis. Considerations for size, power draw and network capacity, and proximity to campus resources taken into account before hosting is approved. Faculty requesting to host large systems on campus may be asked to contribute to facility upgrades.
Remote colocation of systems in Quincy, WA is also available.
Main campus data centers:
Physical Sciences Building 331
- Network: 1 Gigabit, campus network
- Power: 120v, 240v available. Building generator
- UPS: In-rack UPS only.
- Cooling: Portable AC
- Racks: 5 mini racks
Natural Sciences 2 164B
- Network: 10 Gigabit, campus network
- Power: 120v, Cogen backed
- UPS: 50kVa UPS (priority given UCO/Astronomy affiliates), In-rack UPS (all others).
- Cooling: HVAC Unit
- Racks: 12 full size racks
- Notes: Access is prioritized in order as UCO, Astronomy, Physics, all others.
Earth & Marine Sciences C309
- Network: 10 Gigabit campus network, 10 Gigabit Science DMZ (not firewalled)
- Power: 120v, 240v available. Building emergency generator, Cogen
- UPS: In rack UPS
- Cooling: HVAC unit
- Racks: 2 full racks
Earth & Marine Sciences C309A
- Network: 10Gigabit campus network
- Power: 120v, 240v available. Building emergency generator, Cogen
- UPS: In rack UPS
- Cooling: HVAC unit
- Racks: 6 full racks
- Notes: Access is prioritized in order of: Ocean Sciences, Earth and Planetary Sciences, all others.
Interdisciplinary Sciences Building 103
- Network: 1 Gigabit campus network
- Power: 120v, Cogen backed
- UPS: In rack UPS
- Cooling: HVAC unit
- Racks: 3 full racks
- Notes: Access is prioritized in order of Physics, all others