Introduction: The goal of MIKELANGELO is to develop an approach and the accompanying software that will disrupt the traditional HPC and Private Cloud fields. Currently, the so-called hypervisors are used to divide a physical node into one or more virtual nodes (virtual machines – VMs), which leads to sharing of resources for an efficient overall…
This blog post is one in the series of the use case descriptions. This use case runs usually in an HPC environment and complex enough to demonstrate, how to adapt an HPC application to the MIKELANGELO architecture and software stack. Introduction The purpose of the Cancellous bone simulation is to understand the structure of the…
Follow @mikelangelo_eu This blog post presents the work done on enabling the virtual machines inside the Torque resource manager. First, what is Torque? Torque is an open source technology, fork of PBS, to schedule computing tasks (jobs) on big clusters and HPC installations, developed by Adaptive Computing. It consists of three major parts: (at least…
Do you have what it takes to handle a large HPC and Cloud infrastructure at HLRS, one of the largest German supercomputing centres? If you are interested in the computing technologies of tomorrow, this post is for you. If you want to work on cutting edge on HPC and Cloud systems, this post is for you.…
On the 8th and 9th of July 2015 our Mikelangelo representative participated in the “Getting started!” workshop of the Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) project (http://rri-ict.eu/). It took place in Brussels in the EGG, a modern post-industrial events location, which suited the interactive agenda of the workshop. engaging society…
