HPC with Open OnDemand and XDMoD
Authors/Creators
- 1. Virginia Tech
- 2. Ohio Supercomputer Center
Description
Open OnDemand (OOD) is a zero install platform for access and use of high-performance computing clusters. OOD, by itself, improves accessibility and use of highly complex compute clusters by providing a more traditional access via the web browser. Adding XDMoD, metrics on demand, allows for users to improve their utilization of the available compute by seeing how the compute is used by their submitted jobs. Further, compute centers are able to get reports on the use of the clusters to inform purchases and departments on use.
Files
NSF CSSI OOD Poster 21 Jul 2022.pdf
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Funding
- U.S. National Science Foundation
- Frameworks: Software NSCI-Open OnDemand 2.0: Advancing Accessibility and Scalability for Computational Science through Leveraged Software Cyberinfrastructure 1835725
- U.S. National Science Foundation
- SI2-SSE: Open OnDemand: Transforming Computational Science through Omnidisciplinary Software Cyberinfrastructure 1534949