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Platform Computing Launches Platform LSF 8

HPC workload management platform and add-on products are available.

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By DE Editors  

February 28, 2011

By DE Editors

Platform Computing has announced the release of Platform LSF 8.

Its enhancements include:

  • Guarantee resources to groups of jobs, for simplified administration and alignment of business SLAs with infrastructure configuration.

  • Live reconfiguration to apply common configuration changes dynamically via a CLI or API without the need for reconfiguration or restart. 

  • Delegation of administrative rights.

  • Fairshare enhancements enable users to configure different shares at the queue and global level.

  • Pre-emptive scheduling enhancements to fine-tune key production policies by specifying how long a job can run before it can be preempted, as well as the maximum accumulated time the job can be preempted.

In conjunction with this release, updates to several key add-on products are now also available:

  • Platform Application Center 8 for building application-centric web interfaces.

  • Platform Process Manager 8 for running and managing workflows on a shared infrastructure.

  • Platform MultiCluster 8 for managing multiple distributed clusters as a single global compute resource.

  • Platform Session Scheduler 8 enable high-throughput, low-latency task submission without re-architecting applications.

  • Platform Make 8 for reducing build times for complex software applications.

For more information, visit Platform Computing.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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