DOE OSTI · 1343253
Cloud Computing for Complex Performance Codes.
Abstract
This report describes the use of cloud computing services for running complex public domain performance assessment problems. The work consisted of two phases: Phase 1 was to demonstrate complex codes, on several differently configured servers, could run and compute trivial small scale problems in a commercial cloud infrastructure. Phase 2 focused on proving non-trivial large scale problems could be computed in the commercial cloud environment. The cloud computing effort was successfully applied using codes of interest to the geohydrology and nuclear waste disposal modeling community.
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Hadgu, Teklu, Klein, Brandon Thorin, Appel, Gordon John, Miner, John Gifford. 2017-02-01. Cloud Computing for Complex Performance Codes.. https://doi.org/10.2172/1343253
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