Online Seminar: Rocks Clusters and Object Storage

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  1. Researchers at Stanford's Institute for Computational and Mathematical
    Engineering (ICME) use HPC as part of a comprehensive research program
    to better predict flutter and limit cycle oscillations for modern
    aircraft, understand the impact of turbulent flow on jet engines, and
    develop computational methodologies that can facilitate the design of
    naval systems with lower signature levels. ICME needed a cluster to
    tackle large-scale simulations of flow/structure interaction and
    aero-acoustic/elasto-acoustic scattering problems.

    Join us in discussing how ICME utilized the 164-node Nivation Linux
    cluster and object-based storage to create a system that is scalable,
    easy to integrate and manage, and delivers extremely high bandwidth and
    random I/O.

    Rocks Clusters and Object Storage
    Wednesday, June 29, 2005, 11:00 AM PDT
    http://panasasevents.webex.com

    Register for this informative online seminar to:
    * Hear the challenges ICME faced in building a cluster capable of
    handling complex mathematical simulations
    * Learn how object storage systems, like those of Panasas, break I/O
    bottlenecks hindering cluster performance
    * Hear Steve Jones' personal experience in managing large-scale Rock
    clusters and the integration of the Panasas ActiveScale Storage Cluster
    * Understand how the joint solution helped accelerate time to results

    Highlighted Speakers
    ============================
    Steve Jones, Technology Operations Manager, Institute for Computational
    and Mathematical Engineering, Stanford University
    Steve Jones is the sole administrator of multiple Rocks clusters used
    for sponsored research projects. He has designed and administered a
    Top500 Supercomputer and speaks regularly about the design and use of
    HPC systems, most recently as a keynote speaker at the Rocks-a-Palooza
    Conference at the San Diego Supercomputing Center. His clusters have
    been featured in eWeek, Bio-IT World, and NPACI's EnVision Magazine.
    Jones' work has been published in Linux Journal and has co-authored
    two books related to networking technologies.

    Larry Jones, Vice President of Product Marketing, Panasas
    Mr. Jones has served as a leading force in articulating the product
    requirements for the Panasas Storage Cluster. Mr. Jones has frequently
    conducted presentations on issues surrounding cluster computing,
    parallel file systems and next generation technologies. He will be
    speaking on the technical requirements of a shared storage solution for
    a Rocks cluster deployment.

    Register Online Today!
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    There are no fees for this event. To register, just point your browser
    to: http://panasasevents.webex.com
    For more information, email us at

    Sponsored by Panasas
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    Panasas, Inc. helps companies accelerate the speed and accuracy of
    their business decisions, enabling customers to maximize the benefits
    of Linux clusters by breaking down the storage bottleneck created by
    legacy network storage technologies. The Panasas Storage Cluster
    combines industry-standard hardware with the Panasas ActiveScale File
    System and professional services, making Panasas an established leader
    in object-based, clustered storage. For more information about Panasas,
    visit http://www.panasas.com.
     
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