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OpenSees can run sequentially and in Parallel on the resrces provided by Amazon EC2. Once the process is set up initially, the running of the applications is trivial (6 commands from the terminal and you could be running a parallel application on a remote Aamzon EC2 cluster of a few thousand nodes for a few dollars an hour .. and you get [http://aws.amazon.com/education/awseducate/ free hours] through the education program if you are a student or educator. | OpenSees can run sequentially and in Parallel on the resrces provided by Amazon EC2. Once the process is set up initially, the running of the applications is trivial (6 commands from the terminal and you could be running a parallel application on a remote Aamzon EC2 cluster of a few thousand nodes for a few dollars an hour .. and you get [http://aws.amazon.com/education/awseducate/ free hours] through the education program if you are a student or educator. | ||
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The following are the 6 commands you would issue from your terminal window to run the file Example.tcl on a 100 node Amazon Cluster | |||
and obtain the results that the scipts created in the results folder back. | |||
<pre> | |||
starcluser start smallcluster | |||
starcluster put Example.tcl | |||
starcluster sshmaster smallcluster | |||
mpiexec -n 100 OpenSees Example.tcl | |||
starcluster get /results /root/results | |||
starcluster terminate smallcluster | |||
</pre> | |||
Revision as of 00:55, 5 June 2015
OpenSees can run sequentially and in Parallel on the resrces provided by Amazon EC2. Once the process is set up initially, the running of the applications is trivial (6 commands from the terminal and you could be running a parallel application on a remote Aamzon EC2 cluster of a few thousand nodes for a few dollars an hour .. and you get free hours through the education program if you are a student or educator. http://aws.amazon.com/education/awseducate/
The following are the 6 commands you would issue from your terminal window to run the file Example.tcl on a 100 node Amazon Cluster and obtain the results that the scipts created in the results folder back.
starcluser start smallcluster starcluster put Example.tcl starcluster sshmaster smallcluster mpiexec -n 100 OpenSees Example.tcl starcluster get /results /root/results starcluster terminate smallcluster