Major
Computer Science (B.S.)
Research Presentation Abstract
A model for the standardization of design and implementation of HPC clusters to be used in universities is presented. Standardization is achieved by using an open-source operating system, network infrastructure, and software packages. The cluster is configured for universities intending to implement an HPC cluster for research or teaching use. No prior understanding of clusters is assumed but a basic understanding of programming, networking and computers in general is required.
Keywords
HPC Clusters, Higher Education, Universities
Publication Type and Release Option
Presentation (Open Access)
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Recommended Citation
Bazemore, Bradford, "Standardized Construction of HPC Clusters for Academic Usage" (2013). Phi Kappa Phi Research Symposium (Archived). 1.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/pkp/2013/Undergraduate/1
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Standardized Construction of HPC Clusters for Academic Usage
A model for the standardization of design and implementation of HPC clusters to be used in universities is presented. Standardization is achieved by using an open-source operating system, network infrastructure, and software packages. The cluster is configured for universities intending to implement an HPC cluster for research or teaching use. No prior understanding of clusters is assumed but a basic understanding of programming, networking and computers in general is required.