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Thinking about the use case described by colleagues from Australian SRC node.
If we have multiple executables, we can assign them to compute nodes using references.
In theory, a many to many relationship.
Simple use case
One executable on one compute node
Remote desktop with several applications installed
Several executables on the same compute node
Distributed executable e.g. Dask or a pipeline
The same executable on several compute nodes
Not for this iteration, but keep it in mind for the future.
This isn't that complex to implement if we have access to a VM based cloud compute platform e.g. Openstack, DigitalOcean, Amazon etc ..
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Thinking about the use case described by colleagues from Australian SRC node.
If we have multiple executables, we can assign them to compute nodes using references.
In theory, a many to many relationship.
Not for this iteration, but keep it in mind for the future.
This isn't that complex to implement if we have access to a VM based cloud compute platform e.g. Openstack, DigitalOcean, Amazon etc ..
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: