Future Coexistence of Cloud and On-Premise Resources
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Authors: Alex Norton, Mark Nossokoff
Publication Date: March 2021
Length: 4 pages
HPC in the cloud is augmenting many HPC users’ access to resources today as utilization of cloud grows at an aggressive rate, causing HPC centers to create plans for how to effectively use public clouds as part of their approach to running HPC workloads. This includes future system planning as well as in-house personnel decisions for handling data center management. Many HPC users and datacenter managers are investigating the potential tradeoffs, benefits, and downsides of on-premise deployments and cloud utilization.
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