Webinar Series Sessions

Multi-cloud HPC Deployments: Strategies and Benefits

Automated HPC Cloud Bursting Strategies: Guidelines for Spinning Up/Down Nodes

Free webinar series: October 4, October 5, October 10, 2023
In this webinar series, Altair experts discuss how to migrate production High Performance Computing (HPC) workloads to the cloud in a thoroughly planned and business efficient manner.
Who should attend?
Why should you attend?
Whether you've made the decision to test run your HPC workloads in the cloud or to immediately move production workloads to the cloud, there are several finer points to consider to ensure a successful outcome of your decision.
We discuss the most important of these considerations in three webinars:
Altair HPC experts will discuss in this webinar series a couple of key strategic decisions and preparation steps that you should undertake before taking your first steps to the cloud:
Using multiple cloud vendors for HPC offers enhanced performance, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. This session proposes strategic approaches that maximise these computing benefits and capabilities, minimise risks, and keeps organisations at the forefront of technological advancements.
Workloads that are suitable to execution in the cloud have widely varying demands on when or how quickly the compute resources need to be available. This session offers guidelines on how to automate spinning up or down of HPC nodes in the cloud in a manner optimal to workloads in your organisation.
Moving HPC workloads to the cloud with high confidence of success requires careful planning of which data and software resources are required to run the workload and how to make them available in the cloud. This session offers guidelines on how to audit and characterise workload dependencies to ensure that all requirements are provided for when moving workload to the cloud.
Senior VP, Software Development Enterprise Computing
Altair
Senior Director, Product Manager for Cloud Software Solutions
Altair
Chief Scientist, Enterprise Computing Development
Altair