FAS Research Computing - Shutdown nodes in 8A14, 8A16 and 8A18 - Cooling Leak – Incident details

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Shutdown nodes in 8A14, 8A16 and 8A18 - Cooling Leak

Resolved
Partial outage 30 %
Started 16 days agoLasted 4 days

Affected

Cannon Cluster

Partial outage from 9:45 PM to 4:06 PM

SLURM Scheduler - Cannon

Partial outage from 9:45 PM to 4:06 PM

Cannon Compute Cluster (Holyoke)

Partial outage from 9:45 PM to 4:06 PM

Boston Compute Nodes

Partial outage from 9:45 PM to 4:06 PM

GPU nodes (Holyoke)

Partial outage from 9:45 PM to 4:06 PM

seas_compute

Partial outage from 9:45 PM to 4:06 PM

Updates
  • Resolved
    Resolved

    Thanks to staff that made multiple datacenter visits, the leak has been addressed and all systems are back up and running.

    This incident has been resolved.

  • Monitoring
    Monitoring
    8a14 and 8a18 are back online, 8a16 is still down
  • Update
    Update

    Power and water is shutdown to these racks and the vendor is working to send someone in next working day to investigate. Partition totally down are mweber_compute, mweber_gpu, seas_gpu and seas_compute.

  • Identified
    Identified

    Row 8A18 (row 8A rack18) will also be shut down.

  • Investigating
    Investigating

    MGHPCC found a leak in 8A14 or 8A16 racks and asked us to shutdown those nodes. We are working with the vendor to fix the issue ASAP.

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