The Elastic Fabric Adapter was created so HPC and machine-learning customers could scale their tightly-coupled codes and models to thousands (and thousands) of cores without missing any performance. It has some very cool design features …
Read More
The Elastic Fabric Adapter was created so HPC and machine-learning customers could scale their tightly-coupled codes and models to thousands (and thousands) of cores without missing any performance. It has some very cool design features …
Read More
AWS ParallelCluster 3.3.0 now lets you define a list of Amazon EC2 instance types for resourcing a compute queue. This gives you more flexibility to optimize the cost and total time to solution of your HPC jobs, especially when capacity is …
Read More
Since it was launched in 2017, AWS Batch has used the Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) to create the clusters it uses for deploying container jobs. That included AWS Fargate, which is a serverless face to ECS. But starting …
Read More
CryoEM is an awesome research tool, but it also comes with some challenges. The software stack is complex, and the hardware it needs is sometimes exotic and hard to get. Afterwards, there’s a massive dataset and a serious set of …
Read More
CryoEM is an awesome research tool, but it also comes with some challenges. The software stack is complex, and the hardware it needs is sometimes exotic and hard to get. Afterwards, there’s a massive dataset and a serious set of …
Read More
In this post, we highlight a little-known configuration option for Slurm on @awscloud ParallelCluster that can reduce costs and increase your iteration speed by preventing idle batch instances from launching when EC2 capacity is limited. …
Read More
CryoEM is an awesome research tool, but it also comes with some challenges. The software stack is complex, and the hardware it needs is sometimes exotic and hard to get. Afterwards, there’s a massive dataset and a serious set of …
Read More