Migrating POP to Azure Step 2
1. Port POP from Linux to Windows For many HPC applications, porting from Linux to Windows is as straightforward as recompiling the application source code with a special toolchain. More …
Migrating POP to Azure Step 1
1. Obtain Required Libraries Contents Obtain Required Libraries Build NetCDF as a Windows DLL WRF uses NetCDF to read and write data files, so we’ll need NetCDF for Windows before …
Migrating POP from Linux to Windows Azure
Windows Azure is a powerful cloud computing solution that can significantly improve your access to high performance computing (HPC) resources and applications. This tutorial will help you fit Windows Azure …
Working with VHD Files in Linux and Windows Azure
Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) is a file format from Microsoft which represents a virtual hard disk drive (HDD). It may contain what is found on a physical HDD, such as …
Use Remote Desktop Connection with Windows Azure
Go to http://windows.azure.com to log on to the Windows Azure Management Portal. Be sure to use the same Windows Live ID and password that you used to create your Windows …
The Windows Azure HPC Scheduler
These instructions will help you use the Windows Azure HPC Scheduler to deploy a parallel computing cluster of four nodes (eight cores) as a Windows Azure service. You will install …
Configure Windows Azure Firewall for MPI
In order to run parallel MPI applications on a Windows Azure Compute Cluster Service, we must open the firewall for communication between the compute nodes. These steps must be repeated …
Azure
Windows Azure Resources Welcome to the ParaTools encyclopedia of resources, how-to’s, and training materials on migrating parallel high performance computing (HPC) applications from Linux to Windows Azure. The entire application …