SCHEDULE: NOV 15-20, 2015

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Bringing Multiple Organizations Together to Share Common HPC Resources Dynamically, Securely and Equitably

SESSION: Effective Application of HPC

EVENT TYPE: Exhibits, Exhibitor Forums

EVENT TAG(S): Effective Application of HPC

TIME: 10:30AM - 11:00AM

SESSION CHAIR(S): Dane Skow

Presenter(s):Nick Ihli

ROOM:12AB

ABSTRACT:

Creating HPC4Health to Save Lives

The necessary technology didn’t exist when Hospital for Sick Kids and Princess Margaret Cancer Center dreamed up the idea of creating a central HPC environment were hospitals across Canada could share. Adaptive will take you from the initial vision through the deployment. HPC4Health converges HPC, Cloud and Big Data Solutions into a single pool of resources with each organization having dedicated resources plus a common communal pool of resources. Each organization manages their dedicated resources just as if it were a private environment. As workloads increase, automation manages each organization’s growth requirements and dynamically obtains additional resources from the communal pool to handle the peak loads and then relinquishes those resources back to the communal pool, fully in-line with strict privacy policies, for the next peak workload requirement from any organization. All workloads are tracked per user/organization and accounted for with extensive reporting capabilities.

Chair/Presenter Details:

Dane Skow (Chair) - University of Wyoming|

Nick Ihli - Adaptive Computing

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