MOAB

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# MOAB ## What is MOAB? MOAB is a small scientific computing infrastructure operated by IUCC, Israeli inter university computation center, and integrated in ILAN (Israel’s National Research and Education Network). ## What does MOAB offer? MOAB offers compute strength needed to work and run POC models on some of today’s research challenges. MOAB includes a catalog of over 300 scientific computing tools and applications available with the use of [EASYBUILD](https://easybuild.readthedocs.io/en/latest/). In addition, we allow you to install your own code. ## What is MOAB composed of? MOAB is a linux clusterrunning slurm, with an Infiniband FDR low latency network interconnecting 64 computing nodes based on Intel Xeon Harpertown processors. Together, these nodes are able to provide a computing power of approximately 3.6 TFLOPS, 4.096 TB of RAM and 64TB of disk capacity. ## Who can access MOAB? * Israeli researchers can apply for access to MOAB. * Any PRACE member can apply for access to MOAB. ## How can you request access to MOAB? You can directly contact [IUCC](mailto:support@iucc.ac.il) or [PRACE HPC application](http://www.prace-ri.eu/application-procedure/) to request access.