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Welcome to the IBM High Performance Computing Group

Connect with HPC subject matter experts and discuss how hybrid cloud HPC Solutions from IBM meet today's business needs. IBM offers a complete portfolio of integrated high-performance computing solutions which give you the flexibility to manage compute-intensive workloads on premises and/or in the cloud. This platform also gives you an opportunity to share ideas, best practices and lessons learned with other HPC,  LSF and Symphony users.


As a member of this online user community, you gain:

  • Direct engagement with IBM subject matter experts
  • Insights from your industry peers
  • News, announcements, and enhancement details
  • You’ll also get information regarding our regional and virtual user group meetings, upcoming webinars and blogs.

We invite you to actively participate and reach out to support@communitysite.ibm.com with any questions.

We look forward to your participation in this group.

For more information about HPC, visit our web page: https://www.ibm.com/high-performance-computing 
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Latest Discussions

  • Great, thanks Gabor, really looking forward to this important HPC webinar! Enrollments here: https://ibm.webcasts.com/starthere.jsp?ei=1670647&tp_key=653f2da0fe ------------------------------ Thomas Grundtvig --------------- ...

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    RE: Multi Cluster Setup

    LSF by default will run job in local cluster first if local resource is available. You may consider set MC_FORWARD_DELAY at queue level so that it is possible local resource will become available in configured time then the job still can run locally. ...

  • HI Experts I am working on MC setup I have cluster at Location A and Location B. These two clusters are able to talk to each other and able to submit and execute the jobs. Now I have use case where in which when user runs jobs in Location A and ...

Latest Blogs

  • In this concluding blog of the series, ( part 1 , part 2 ) I’ll discuss the Open API Specification for the new LSF Web Service, and how to generate language specific bindings from it, such as Python. It’s just an API… LSF is written in C, and no ...

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  • In the inaugural blog of this series , I explored the driving factors for this new service and the installation process. This second blog will delve into its usage, and the third and concluding blog will examine the OpenAPI specification of the service. ...

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  • Mark Twain once said " There is no such thing as a new idea. It is impossible. We simply take a lot of old ideas and put them into a sort of mental kaleidoscope ". Web services are hardly a new idea. Nearly two decades have passed since the Global ...

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  • It can be extremely frustrating for the end-users of LSF to see their jobs pending for long periods of time. Jobs with large resource requirements, or special topology requirements are especially susceptible to long pend times. In this blog, I discuss ...

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  • Logs are one of those indispensable things in IT when things go wrong. Having worked in technical support for software products in a past life, I’ve likely looked at hundreds (or more) logs over the years, helping to identify issues. So, I really appreciate ...

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