AWS HPC Blog
Tag: visualization
Improve HPC workloads on AWS for environmental sustainability
Need to cut your carbon footprint without sacrificing productivity? Migrating HPC workloads to the cloud allowed Baker Hughes to reduce emissions by 99%! Get tips for optimizing compute, storage, networking so you can do better.
Call for participation: HPC tutorial series from the HPCIC
Interested in getting hands-on experience with cutting-edge HPC tools? Check out this blog post on an upcoming virtual training series from @LLNL and @AWSCloud. Learn emerging technologies from the experts this August.
Integrating Research and Engineering Studio with AWS ParallelCluster
Researchers, engineers & scientists – learn how to leverage AWS ParallelCluster with Research & Engineering Studio for a full-featured cloud workspace. Read this post for details on this new integration.
Securing HPC on AWS: implementing STIGs in AWS ParallelCluster
Want to accelerate creating compliant Amazon EC2 images? Learn how HPC users can leverage cloud-native methods for applying STIG security standards.
Using machine learning to drive faster automotive design cycles
Aerospace and automotive companies are speeding up their product design using AI. In this post we’ll discuss how they’re using machine learning to shift design cycles from hours to seconds using surrogate models.
New: Research and Engineering Studio on AWS
Today we’re announcing Research and Engineering Studio on AWS, a self-service portal to help scientists and engineers access and manage virtual desktops to see their data and run their interactive applications in the cloud.
Introducing a community recipe library for HPC infrastructure on AWS
Today we’re showing you our community library of HPC Recipes for AWS. It’s a public repo @github that will help you achieve feature-rich, reliable HPC deployments ready to run your workloads no matter where you’re starting from.
Elastic visualization queues with NICE DCV in AWS ParallelCluster
In this blog post we’ll show you how to create an elastic pool of visualization nodes, by combining AWS ParallelCluster with NICE DCV in a novel way.
DCV in 2022: a year in review
In this post we recap all the really significant feature released in DCV from 2022 that delighted our customers. Of course, we’re still not done, so expect more in 2023.
Putting bitrates into perspective
Recently, we talked about the advances NICE DCV has made to push pixels from cloud-hosted desktops or applications over the internet even more efficiently than before. Since we published that post on this blog channel, we’ve been asked by several customers whether all this efficient pixel-pushing could lead to outbound data charges moving up on their AWS bill. We decided to try it on your behalf, and share the details with you in this post. The bottom line? The charges are unlikely to be significant unless you’re doing intensive streaming (such as gaming) and other cost optimizations (like AWS Instance Savings Plans) that will have more impact on your bill.