Find the quickstart tutorial on Google Cloud docs.
Deploy a simple HPC cluster with the HPC Toolkit in cloud shell using the hpc-cluster-small.yaml example.
It is recommended to use the Quickstart Tutorial, which covers similar material as the Simple Cluster Tutorial and will be replacing this tutorial in the future.
Click the button below to launch the Simple Cluster Tutorial.
Walks through deploying an HPC cluster that is based on the HPC virtual machine (VM) image and complies to the Intel Select Solution for Simulation and Modeling criteria.
Click the button below to launch the Intel Select tutorial.
Walk through deploying an HTCondor pool that supports jobs running inside Docker containers or the base HPC VM Image.
Click the button below to launch the HTCondor tutorial.
The following three tutorials deploy a cluster, install an hpc application (Growmacs, Openfoam, or WRF), and walk through submitting a real workload.
By default these tutorials build the applications from source, which takes
several hours on deployment. If a complete Spack cache is provided using the
spack_cache_mirror_url
variable, application installation can be reduced to 6
minutes.
All the application specific tutorials above use similar blueprints built of from a number of terraform modules. The diagram below shows how the various modules relate to each other.
graph TB
A(Virtual Private Cloud)
C(Spack Install Script)
D(Startup Scripts)
E(Compute Partition)
F(Slurm Controller)
G(Slurm Login Node)
B(Monitoring Dashboard)
C --> D
A --> E
A --> F
E --> F
D --> F
A --> G
F --> G