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Description
Welcome to the OpenHPC website, a platform born from a collaborative community effort aimed at unifying various essential components necessary for the deployment and management of High Performance Computing (HPC) Linux clusters. This initiative encompasses tools for provisioning, resource management, I/O clients, development utilities, and a range of scientific libraries, all designed with HPC integration as a priority. The packages offered by OpenHPC are specifically pre-built to serve as reusable building blocks for the HPC community, ensuring efficiency and accessibility. As the community evolves, there are plans to define and create abstraction interfaces among key components to further improve modularity and interchangeability within the ecosystem. Representing a diverse array of stakeholders including software vendors, equipment manufacturers, research institutions, and supercomputing facilities, this community is dedicated to the seamless integration of widely used components that are available for open-source distribution. By working together, they aim to foster innovation and collaboration in the field of High Performance Computing. This collective effort not only enhances existing technologies but also paves the way for future advancements in the HPC landscape.
Description
Scientific Linux, a project backed by Fermilab, primarily serves the High Energy and High Intensity Physics community, although its user base extends across various industries globally, and occasionally into space. This operating system is essentially a rebuild of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, which is owned by Red Hat Inc (NYSE:RHT), and is often referred to as “The Upstream Vendor” or “TUV” within our communications. By using the term TUV, we emphasize that Scientific Linux operates independently and is neither formally associated with nor endorsed by the upstream entity, thereby clarifying this important distinction. Designed to provide a stable, scalable, and extensible platform, Scientific Linux supports scientific research by offering methodologies that facilitate the integration of scientific applications with their operating environment. The initiative encourages the free exchange of ideas, designs, and implementations, all aimed at establishing a robust computing platform for future advancements in technology. Ultimately, this collaborative effort strives to foster innovation in scientific computing, paving the way for breakthroughs that can benefit a diverse range of fields.
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Vendor Details
Company Name
The Linux Foundation
Country
United States
Website
openhpc.community/
Vendor Details
Company Name
Scientific Linux
Founded
1991
Website
scientificlinux.org/about/