Presentation
HPC Platform as a Service Provides Cost, Security and Reliability Advantages
DescriptionHPC in the public cloud is a great option for many clients for flexibility, technology integration and job bursting. Yet for some, there are big challenges around cost, security and return on investment. How can they do more with less funds?
In this flash talk, learn how GDIT’s HPC Platform as a Service offers advantages in cost, security and reliability compared to traditional on-premise HPC and cloud-based HPC. See operational and pricing differences from traditional or cloud HPC, and notational ROM pricing comparing four configurations. GDIT’s HPC PaaS cost savings could be reduced between 66% to 85% depending on the configuration compared to similar public cloud HPC resources. Client data is protected with zero trust architecture and data encryption and supports two-factor authentication. HPC services are greatly improved with a robust, highly reliable all flash filesystem and node health check before a batch job is started.
GDIT has deployed HPC clusters and services for many large federal agencies for decades. The GDIT HPC PaaS is dedicated to NOAA’s Weather and Climate Operational Supercomputing System with some of the most demanding operational requirements: 99% uptime and 99% on time generation of critical National Weather Service forecast products.
In this flash talk, learn how GDIT’s HPC Platform as a Service offers advantages in cost, security and reliability compared to traditional on-premise HPC and cloud-based HPC. See operational and pricing differences from traditional or cloud HPC, and notational ROM pricing comparing four configurations. GDIT’s HPC PaaS cost savings could be reduced between 66% to 85% depending on the configuration compared to similar public cloud HPC resources. Client data is protected with zero trust architecture and data encryption and supports two-factor authentication. HPC services are greatly improved with a robust, highly reliable all flash filesystem and node health check before a batch job is started.
GDIT has deployed HPC clusters and services for many large federal agencies for decades. The GDIT HPC PaaS is dedicated to NOAA’s Weather and Climate Operational Supercomputing System with some of the most demanding operational requirements: 99% uptime and 99% on time generation of critical National Weather Service forecast products.
Speaker
High-Performance Computing Chief Technology Officer, GDIT
Event Type
Exhibits
Flash Session
TimeWednesday, 20 November 20242pm - 2:15pm EST
LocationBooth 4155
TP
XO/EX