The table below indicates the prices of our services for the structural units of University of Tartu and users outside of the University.
The prices were set in accordance to ruling Tartu 08.10.2020 nr. 5-1.4/AT/283, and are valid since September 8th, 2020. The financial source for receiving the income is ELTATHPC. The individual responsible for billing is the manager of the HPC Center, Ivar Koppel.
Don’t hesitate to write to support@hpc.ut.ee, if you have any questions about calculating the price.
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Storage space |
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Administrator’s hourly rate |
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Virtual server hosting |
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Kubernetes container managed service |
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Server maintenance |
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LUMI (Large Unified Modern Infrastructure) |
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* When determining the order of starting compute jobs, jobs with higher priority are given preference.
** Accounting of the use the computing servers is based on the amount of memory (with 1 unit being equal to 6 GB of RAM/h) and processors (with 1 unit being equal to 1 core hour) allocated to the user’s job(s).
For the structural units of University of Tartu, the price is based on whichever resource has more units allocated to it. For instance, for a job that uses 1 core and 2 GB of memory, and runs for 10 hours, the price is max(1, 2/6)*10*0.012=0.12 euros, but for a job that uses 1 core and 12 GB of memory, and runs for 10 hours, the price is max(1, 12/6)*10*0.012=0.24 euros.
*** For example, in case of a virtual server m.xsmall flavor with 1 processor core, 1GB of ram and 10GB of SSD storage space allocated for it, will cost 1*0.003*24*365 = 26 euros per year for the CPU and 1*0.0013*24*365 = 11 euros per year for RAM and 1/10*0.138*24*365 = 120 euros per year for the storage space