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Proto is HIP's dedicated computer science machine. It sits in HIP's work space on the fourth floor of Dennis Hall and can be accessed by members of HIP. | Proto is HIP's dedicated computer science machine. It sits in HIP's work space on the fourth floor of Dennis Hall and can be accessed by members of HIP. | ||
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| + | ==What's Next== | ||
| + | Proto is currently a fully-functional machine. We want to scale it back so that it serves the following purposes: | ||
| + | * Monitor the hardware directly connected to it | ||
| + | * Provide whatever services require direct access to that hardware | ||
| + | * Send its information to either the cluster or the CS servers to process it | ||
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| + | ==Services== | ||
===NTP Server=== | ===NTP Server=== | ||
See [[NTP Server]] | See [[NTP Server]] | ||
Revision as of 11:37, 13 December 2016
Proto is HIP's dedicated computer science machine. It sits in HIP's work space on the fourth floor of Dennis Hall and can be accessed by members of HIP.
Contents
What's Next
Proto is currently a fully-functional machine. We want to scale it back so that it serves the following purposes:
- Monitor the hardware directly connected to it
- Provide whatever services require direct access to that hardware
- Send its information to either the cluster or the CS servers to process it
Services
NTP Server
See NTP Server
Web Server
Apache
Energy Monitoring
Check out Building monitoring
Databases
2 postgres databases: weather and energy (owned by users with same names)
Move
See Proto Upgrade. Move was completed in summer 2015.
