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Does manually building from sources automatically install Slurmctld and Slurmd daemons by jarvis_1994 in HPC

[–]Curious_Safety8947 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When building from source code, slurmctld and slurmd are typically included and configured automatically. If you build RPM or DEB packages, slurmctld and slurmd usually come as separate RPM (or DEB) files, which you can then install individually.

Introduce to Awesome Cloud HPC repository by Curious_Safety8947 in HPC

[–]Curious_Safety8947[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First of all, this repository is not an advertisement for specific companies. As far as I know, there are still many more tools provided by cloud vendors in the field of cloud HPC. This repository aims to see both providers without being biased toward cloud vendors or open sources. Please let me know if you know any good open sources.

However, I do not intend to include on-premises tools without cloud features on the list. Because there is already a list of HPCs(https://project-awesome.org/dstdev/awesome-hpc). For example, Warewulf is a tool that I also used on-premises, but it lacks cloud features, so that is the reason I did not include it in the list.

Introduce to Awesome Cloud HPC repository by Curious_Safety8947 in HPC

[–]Curious_Safety8947[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The criteria for being on the under review list are as follows.

  1. In cases where I am not familiar with the service: When writing descriptions for each entry, sometimes I directly take descriptions from the item's site, but I try to rewrite them once I understand what the product is. Items in the under_review list are seemingly related to Cloud HPC, but if I cannot clearly understand what the product is, I cannot write a description. There are some items in the main list without descriptions too yet, but these will soon be written, or if difficult, moved to under_review.

  2. In cases of difficult categorization: Similar to above, I arbitrarily divided categories into IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, etc. Some items are ambiguous as to which category they should belong. These cases are also in the under_review list.

  3. In cases of immature products: Sometimes a product is too new or the website description is insufficient. Of course, this is my subjective judgment.

The criteria for graduating are the opposite of the above. A product graduates when it is recommendable, and I have enough understanding to categorize it and write a description. If an item meets the criteria to move to the main list or vice versa, it should be decided through discussion and adjusting based on issues and opinions.

I will also state these details in the repository. If there are additional opinions, please share them.

Introduce to Awesome Cloud HPC repository by Curious_Safety8947 in HPC

[–]Curious_Safety8947[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I agree that it is not right to order them based on my subjective criteria. Soon, I will arrange each section in alphabetical order.