Windows HPC Server 2008

Windows HPC Server 2008 is a high performance computing (HPC) solution built on Windows Server technology. It provides a comprehensive set of deployment, administration, scheduling and monitoring tools for your HPC environment. The advanced job scheduler includes a command-line, graphical user interface (GUI), and application programming interface for submitting jobs to the cluster. Job scheduling interoperability enables integration between Windows and Linux based HPC platforms, and supports batch and service-oriented application (SOA) workloads.

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HPC R2 Demo: New diagnostics extensibility features
In this video, Rae Wang, a PM in the HPC team, demonstrates the new features for adding custom diagnostics tests to a cluster running the Beta 1 release of Windows HPC Server 2008 R2.
HPC R2 Demo: New heat map and location-based node management
In this short video (7 min.), Cathy Palmer, lead PM in the HPC team, demonstrates some of the new features for managing and monitoring large-scale clusters with Windows HPC Server 2008 R2 Beta 1.
HPC Templates with Josh Barnard
Job templates provide a way to control the job submission process—partitioning the cluster, prioritizing the jobs, and limiting the resources used by jobs.

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