The OS is used by NNSA computers including the El Capitan supercomputer[5] and systems using ARM architecture including the ThunderX2 system on a chip (SoC).[6] In addition to being used by the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA),[2] most of the systems in NASA's High-End Computing Capability Project, part of the NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division, were all migrated to TOSS in March 2022.[7]
Many of the software packages included in TOSS are from the RHEL repository. Additional packages are built using Fedora's Koji build system to create RPM packages.[1] The system also uses SLURM and Flux scheduling and resource management software.[1]
^León, Edgar A.; D'Hooge, Trent; Hanford, Nathan; Karlin, Ian; Pankajakshan, Ramesh; Foraker, Jim; Chambreau, Chris; Leininger, Matthew L. (November 2020). TOSS-2020: a commodity software stack for HPC. SC '20: Proceedings of the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis. Atlanta, Georgia. pp. 1–15. ISBN978-1-7281-9998-6. OCLC1223541587 – via IEEE.
^Степин, Алексей (June 23, 2022). "2-Эфлопс cуперкомпьютер El Capitan получит новейшие APU AMD MI300" [2-Eflops El Capitan supercomputer will receive the latest AMD MI300 APUs]. ServerNews.ru (in Russian). Retrieved August 29, 2022. В El Capitan лаборатория перейдет от использования проприетарного системного и управляющего ПО к собственному стеку NNSA Tri-Lab Operating System Stack (TOSS). [At El Capitan, the laboratory will move from using proprietary system and management software to its own NNSA Tri-Lab Operating System Stack (TOSS).]