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* Each troll node has a single power supply unit (PSU) | * Each troll node has a single power supply unit (PSU) | ||
* Each yeti node and each servan node have redundant power supply units. | * Each yeti node and each servan node have redundant power supply units. | ||
* yeti and troll are monitored by the device named wattmetre-1, servan is measured by the device named wattmetre-2. | |||
{{Note|text=Until 2022-09-01, the power consumption of the dahu cluster was also measured, although not available in kwollect (because measured by groups of 4 nodes). Dahu nodes aren't measured anymore due to hardware issues with the wattmetres (see the former version of this page for more information on the dahu measures).}} | {{Note|text=Until 2022-09-01, the power consumption of the dahu cluster was also measured, although not available in kwollect (because measured by groups of 4 nodes). Dahu nodes aren't measured anymore due to hardware issues with the wattmetres (see the former version of this page for more information on the dahu measures).}} | ||
Latest revision as of 16:02, 7 September 2022
- The electrical power consumption of the yeti, troll, and servan clusters in Grenoble is measured by wattmetre devices from Omegawatt (same as nodes in Lyon or Nancy).
- 50 measurements per second are recorded for every power supply unit of those clusters' nodes.
- Each troll node has a single power supply unit (PSU)
- Each yeti node and each servan node have redundant power supply units.
- yeti and troll are monitored by the device named wattmetre-1, servan is measured by the device named wattmetre-2.
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Until 2022-09-01, the power consumption of the dahu cluster was also measured, although not available in kwollect (because measured by groups of 4 nodes). Dahu nodes aren't measured anymore due to hardware issues with the wattmetres (see the former version of this page for more information on the dahu measures). | |