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Three recipes you don’t want to miss for AWS Parallel Computing Service

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This article discusses three AWS Parallel Computing Service (PCS) recipes that showcase Infrastructure as Code (IaC) capabilities for high-performance computing environments:

  • Getting Started: A basic HPC cluster with Slurm scheduler, login node, and elastic compute nodes
  • AMD-powered HPC: Cluster using AMD Milan processors with two Slurm partitions
  • Arm64 Graviton Cluster: An Arm-based environment using AWS Graviton processors

Key benefits of the CloudFormation-supported PCS include:

  • Simplified infrastructure deployment
  • Consistent and reproducible environments
  • Improved security and compliance
  • Automatic version-controlled infrastructure documentation

The recipes are available in the AWS HPC Recipes Library on GitHub, allowing users to quickly spin up HPC environments with different processor architectures and configurations.



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