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Spack is Research Computing's Best Friend

Spack is Research Computing's Best Friend

Research and cloud computing are a perfect fit, but the reality of managing software on dynamic clusters in the cloud can be a challenge. Fortunately, nifty tools like Spack can help get you up and running with optimised versions of your required software in just minutes.

A simple Slurm guide for beginners

A simple Slurm guide for beginners

SLURM is a popular job scheduler that is used to allocate, manage and monitor jobs on your cluster. In this blog post we teach you the basics of submitting SLURM jobs on your very own auto scaling cluster in the cloud with RONIN.

Modeling Air Quality With RONIN and Odycloud

Modeling Air Quality With RONIN and Odycloud

In this post, we have invited Arturo Fernandez, founder of Odycloud, to describe how he scales research IT support for a variety of air quality and weather modeling problems.

A Beginner's Glossary for HPC in the Cloud

A Beginner's Glossary for HPC in the Cloud

High Performance Computing (HPC) has its own terminology, which is complexified (a real word!) by cloud terminology. Our goal is to simply define these terms to make it easier for users who are not cloud or IT gurus to create and launch clusters using RONIN on AWS....

Connecting to your Machine / Auto Scale Cluster Desktop with DCV

Connecting to your Machine / Auto Scale Cluster Desktop with DCV

Features * Virtual Machines Desktop with DCV - Secure Cloud Desktops * Install and Run your virtual machine Desktop securely with RONIN LINK 2.0 and above * Fully encrypted, low latency, GPU / non GPU supported instance types After creating your Windows/Linux machine: Step 1 - Open RONIN LINK Step 2 -

Auto Scale a Cluster.

Auto Scale a Cluster.

Easy to follow guide on how to scale a cluster on RONIN.

Ganglia on Auto Scale Clusters

Ganglia on Auto Scale Clusters

All RONIN Clusters get a free open source tool called Ganglia to help monitor your hardware. This article shows you how