高性能かつスケールアウト可能なHPCクラウド AIST Super Green Cloud

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The document contains configuration instructions for creating a cluster in a cloud computing environment called myCluster. It specifies creating a frontend node and 16 compute nodes using specified templates, compute and disk offerings. It also defines the cluster name, zone, network, and SSH key to use. The cluster can then be started and later destroyed along with a configuration file.

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$"sgc&cluster"create"
myCluster.txt"
#
$"sgc&cluster"start"
myCluster"
#
$"sgc&cluster"destroy"
myCluster
#"myCluster.txt"
[frontend]"
template"="cluster_frontend&20140701"
compute_offering"="HPC"
disk_offering"="Large"
"
[cmpnode]"
number"="16"
template"="cluster_compute&20140701"
compute_offering"="HPC"
disk_offering"="Large"
"
[common]"
name"="myCluster"
zone"="zone01"
network"="myNetwork"
ssh"="myKey

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