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The folks at CycleComputing were challenged recently to run a large workflow on a 4096-core cluster in the cloud. Now they’ve published their experiences with answers to the following questions:
- Can we get 4096 cores from EC2 reliably?
- Can the configuration management software keep up?
- Can the scheduler scale?
- How much does a 4096-core cluster cost on CycleCloud?
According to CycleComputing, their Oni cluster with 4096-cores costs about $418/hr to operate. Read the Full Story.
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