Vuori is intended for both parallel and serial jobs. Scalability tests are not required on Vuori and Murska. Only if a customer wants to use more than 128 cores on Murska and 144 cores on Vuori  the tests are required.  These limtis are the usual upper limits of parallel jobs in Vuori and Murska.  See

Instructions for scalability tests on Vuori

The standard procedure to obtain a user id is described below.

If you are a new customer for CSC's computing and application software services, see first instructions for new customers below. The application procedure depends on whether your are an academic user or not.

For new CSC customers (in English)
Tervetuloa CSC:n asiakkaaksi (in Finnish)

Academic customers can apply for Vuori user accounts according to instructions on sites:

How to apply for academic user accounts
CSC:n tietokoneiden käyttölupien hakeminen

If you already have a user account on some other CSC's computing server (Murska, Hippu, Louhi), contact usermgr at csc.fi to obtain a user account for Vuori.

Initial CPU time resources (joint quota for all CSC's computing servers) are requested when you open your computing project. Starting quota for new projects is 5000 billing units. Instruction for applying for additional CPU are found at:

Applying for CPU time (in English)
Laskentaresurssien hakeminen (in Finnish)

Large computing resource applications are handled by the CSC Resource Allocation Group.