Frontera

⚠️ Markup is sensitive.

Because TACC article plugins were abandoned, and a related history of back-and-forth code, page styling is a house of cards.

This page uses strict markup (but simple and semantic), snippets for CSS not deployed yet, and zero inline styles.

Each Container and Style plugin has class names and tag names (sometimes in "Advanced settings"):
- Style plugin CLASS NAME should not be set.
- Style plugin adds classes in ADDITIONAL CLASSES (comma-separated list).
- Container plugin CLASS NAME should not be set.
- Container plugin CONTAINER TYPE should be set to whiever is appropriate.
Each Container and Style plugin has its TAG TYPE set to the most semantic tag available.
The class names added to Container and Style plugins define the layout, not Col nor Row plugins.
- You can find documentation for each class in its relative stylesheet from GitHub repo:
  - TACC/Core-CMS
  - TACC/cms-site-resources/frontera-cms/
- You can find the relevant stylesheet in the relative folder.
  - A class that starts with c- is in /components.
  - A class that starts with o- is in /objects.
  - A class that starts with s- is in /trumps (because it has "scope" trump classes).
  - A class that starts with u- is in /trumps (because it has "utility" trump classes).
The markup used (see TAG TYPE and the tags used in Text plugins) are very specific. Changing any will break CSS from any s- and u- stylesheets.
- This is not an ideal working process. It is a stepping stone toward TACC components and Django plugins.

Frontera was the fastest supercomputer on a U.S. university campus. Hundreds of U.S. scientists and engineers used Frontera each year to power discoveries across a wide range of scientific domains, from the quantum to the cosmic scale. Frontera was funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and served as the leadership-class system in NSF’s cyberinfrastructure ecosystem.

COMMUNITY NEWS

Top U.S. Academic Supercomputing Community Gathers at 2022 Frontera User Meeting

SCIENCE NEWS

Widest View of Early Universe Hints at Galaxy Among the Earliest Ever Detected

Frontera is the fastest supercomputer on a U.S. university campus. Hundreds of U.S. scientists and engineers use Frontera each year to power discoveries across a wide range of scientific domains, from the quantum to the cosmic scale. Frontera is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and serves as the leadership-class system in NSF’s cyberinfrastructure ecosystem.

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Remove the following classes from the Container around News section:

s-article-list--layout-d s-article-list--layout-compact s-article-list--news

More News

Frontera-supported Protein Design Nets Chemistry Nobel Prize

Supercomputer simulations help laureate David Baker dream up new medicines

October 2024
Feature Story
Jorge Salazar

https://tacc.utexas.edu/news/latest-news/2024/10/10/frontera-supported-protein-design-nets-chemistry-nobel-prize/

Escape From Hurricanes with Driverless Cars

Supercomputers aid simulations to help carless populations in Houston evacuation scenario

September 2024
Feature Story
Jorge Salazar

https://tacc.utexas.edu/news/latest-news/2024/09/11/escape-from-hurricanes-with-driverless-cars//

2024-2025 Frontera Fellows Cohort — Welcome Aboard!

A big welcome to TACC’s Frontera Computational Science Fellowship awardees for 2024-2025. The program provides a year-long opportunity for talented graduate students to compute on the Frontera supercomputer and collaborate with experts at TACC.

July 2022
Q&A

https://tacc.utexas.edu/news/latest-news/2024/07/26/frontera-fellows-welcome-aboard/

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User Guides

Getting Started
Get started by creating your account, logging in, onboarding your account, and accessing your files.

Frontera User Guide
Start using Frontera as a new or experienced user, and learn how to utilize all features for your work.

Data Transfer Guide
Learn how to transfer Portal data from your local machine to one of TACC's remote storage systems via command line tools or graphical user interfaces.

Globus Data Transfer Guide
Learn how to use Globus for high-speed, reliable, asynchronous transfers to the Portal for large volumes of data.

Allocation Opportunities

LRAC Allocations

Annual Opportunities

/allocations

Pathways & LSCP Quarterly Allocations

Quarterly Opportunities

/allocations

Learn About Frontera Allocations

Highlighted Training

2024 Frontera User Meeting

The 2024 Frontera User Meeting will be held in person on August 5-6, 2024 at the Texas Advanced Computing Center in Austin, Texas.

August 5-6, 2024
TACC

https://frontera-portal.tacc.utexas.edu/user-meeting/2024/

HPC Leadership Institute

This executive-style class, in collaboration with Microsoft and MITRE, brought together current and future leaders of HPC to learn the essential aspects of HPC leadership.

September 12–14, 2023
TACC

https://srcc.stanford.edu/events/hpc-leadership-institute

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