Recently, fields with substantial computing requirementshave turned to cloud computing for economical, scalable, and on-demandprovisioning of required execution environments. However, current cloudofferings focus on providing individual servers while tasks such as applicationdistribution and data preparation are left to cloud users. This article presents anew form of cloud called HPC Hybrid Deakin (H2D) cloud; an experimentalhybrid cloud capable of utilising both local and remote computational servicesfor large embarrassingly parallel applications. As well as supporting execution,H2D also provides a new service, called DataVault, that provides transparentdata management services so all cloud-hosted clusters have required datasetsbefore comm...
Scientific and engineering applications require large number of calculations, to solve these calcula...
The exponential growth of data and application complexity has brought new challenges in the distribu...
Abstract Cloud computing evolved from the concept of utility computing, which is defined as the prov...
Cloud computing is the most recent realisation of computing as a utility. Recently, fields with subs...
© 2016 IEEE.There is an increased need for scalable high performance computing systems as the amount...
In this paper, we discuss a prevalent issue facing the HPC community today: the lack of automation i...
ABSTRACT Cloud computing is emerging as an alternative computing platform to bridge the gap between ...
High performance computing (HPC) clouds are becoming an alternative to on-premise clusters for execu...
Cloud computing is emerging as a promising platform for compute and data intensive scientific applic...
Objective-Based Data Farming requires massive amount of computing power to run thousands/millions...
In an era of data explosion and analysis, researchers across the globe are trying to convert massive...
Recently in many scientific disciplines, e.g. physics, chemistry, biology and multidisciplinary rese...
High performance computing refers to the practice of aggregating computing power in a way that deliv...
Abstract---Nowadays, the eScience big issue in Cloud Com-puting is how to leverage on-demand computi...
High Performance Computing (HPC) enables significant progress in both science and industry. Whereas ...
Scientific and engineering applications require large number of calculations, to solve these calcula...
The exponential growth of data and application complexity has brought new challenges in the distribu...
Abstract Cloud computing evolved from the concept of utility computing, which is defined as the prov...
Cloud computing is the most recent realisation of computing as a utility. Recently, fields with subs...
© 2016 IEEE.There is an increased need for scalable high performance computing systems as the amount...
In this paper, we discuss a prevalent issue facing the HPC community today: the lack of automation i...
ABSTRACT Cloud computing is emerging as an alternative computing platform to bridge the gap between ...
High performance computing (HPC) clouds are becoming an alternative to on-premise clusters for execu...
Cloud computing is emerging as a promising platform for compute and data intensive scientific applic...
Objective-Based Data Farming requires massive amount of computing power to run thousands/millions...
In an era of data explosion and analysis, researchers across the globe are trying to convert massive...
Recently in many scientific disciplines, e.g. physics, chemistry, biology and multidisciplinary rese...
High performance computing refers to the practice of aggregating computing power in a way that deliv...
Abstract---Nowadays, the eScience big issue in Cloud Com-puting is how to leverage on-demand computi...
High Performance Computing (HPC) enables significant progress in both science and industry. Whereas ...
Scientific and engineering applications require large number of calculations, to solve these calcula...
The exponential growth of data and application complexity has brought new challenges in the distribu...
Abstract Cloud computing evolved from the concept of utility computing, which is defined as the prov...