Analyze-IT allows for easy HPC usage exploration. Through 100s of KPIs and the support all major HPC job schedulers, you will be able to fully understand how your HPC clusters are used, and detect ways to optimize it.
UCit have packaged its HPC and machine learning expertise in a software tool which assists HPC system administrators to be even more effective. Analyze-IT provides an extensible platform that presents the state of your HPC infrastructure through simple and comprehensible dashboards.Whether you need high level KPIs to report the cluster usage, or low level information to track down the origin of an issue; Analyze-IT gives you the right level of details.
Analyze-IT provides hundreds of KPIs and supports all major job schedulers. Analyze-IT Standard Edition contains the following features: Job Status (Number of jobs and core-hours consumed per job status),Load (Allocated cores through time, and number of jobs allocated per node), Throughput (Submission frequency, slowdown, interarrival), Resources (Number of cores & core-hours, memory and nodes consumed by the jobs), Consumers (Grouping of jobs per Group, User, JobName, Queue/Partition, QoS, Parallel Environment. For each, details about number of cores & core-hours, execution & waiting time, slowdown), Concurrent users (Active users per period), Congestion/Contention (provides a day-to-day update of the cluster status (Optimal, Acceptable, Contention, Congestion) based on resources needs and delivered computing power, and jobs life cycle for each day. It helps to identify if the cluster is correctly sized and configured, or if upgrades should be performed or if additional/external resources could be beneficial)
Highlights
Improve Cluster Quality of Service: How long do your jobs spend in queue compared to their actual runtime. Do you have a high proportion of failed/ cancelled/timeout jobs.
Limit waste of Compute Resources: How many of your jobs do not require high-speed network and could run on cheaper nodes. What resources are left unused, while requested by your users.
Plan future resource needs: When do you have peak capacity needs. How do you dimension your future cluster's size.
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You pay by the hour based on the AWS EC2 instance you run this software on. Each dimension maps to a specific instance type, so pricing scales with the compute size you choose. The options span four instance families: c5 and c6i (compute-optimized), m5 (general-purpose), and r5, r5b, and r6i (memory-optimized). Within each family, sizes range from large through metal (bare-metal) configurations. Larger sizes carry higher hourly rates because they provide more CPU and memory. You select the instance that fits your HPC analysis workload and pay only for the hours you use.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does the hourly instance rate actually pay for beyond the AWS compute cost?
The hourly rate covers the software licence for this HPC analytics platform, metered per running instance-hour. It runs on top of the AWS EC2 instance you launch. You pay both the software charge shown here and the underlying AWS infrastructure cost for that instance type.
Am I charged when the instance is stopped or powered off?
The software charge meters running instance-hours only. When you stop the instance, the hourly software charge stops accruing. Note that stopped instances may still incur underlying AWS storage fees for attached volumes, but those are separate from this listing's software licence.
How do I choose which instance dimension fits my workload?
Match the instance family to your analysis needs. Compute-optimized c5 and c6i suit CPU-heavy processing. General-purpose m5 balances CPU and memory. Memory-optimized r5, r5b, and r6i suit large datasets. Within each family, larger sizes provide more CPU and memory at a higher hourly rate.
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