In this webinar, we will discuss Fuzzball updates and demonstrate what’s new.
Demos will include:
OpenFOAM Demo – Running CFD simulation with a motor bike model
Workflow takes motor bike geometry and creates a mesh using OpenFOAM’s snappyHexMesh mesher
Simulation is run with OpenFOAM solver simpleFoam
It wasn’t long ago when HPC meant something very specific, tightly coupled, highly scalable, parallel workloads and the systems needed to support these workloads. It is the same today? What are we seeing in terms of trends of HPC and what we used to call “the long tail” of computational science. How does the definition of HPC reflect the infrastructure of how we build these systems like GPUs, Infiniband, parallelization, FPGAs, and architectures, and workload managers?
In this webinar, our Apptainer (formerly Singularity) experts will discuss Apptainer use-cases and features that directly help life sciences.
Join us as we host our first live panel roundtable on Turnkey HPC solutions. HPC experts will be live and ready to answer questions throughout the discussion. Don’t miss this exciting and informative live steam!
Please join us as we reveal the new features for Rocky Linux 8.6, what the Rocky Linux community is currently working on, and how you can join the Rocky community.
Rocky Linux 8.6 features major changes listed in the following sections in the Security, Programming, Identity Management, Infrastructure and Development tools categories.
In this webinar, we will be demonstrating how to trust containers with signing using Apptainer (formerly Singularity). We will also be discussing key generation and exchange, SIF, Apptainer Execution Control List, and building, signing, and publishing a container from a CI pipeline.
Don’t miss this exciting and informative webinar!
In the first post of this series, we showed how to create a Rocky Linux 8.5 virtual machine from CIQ’s Rocky Linux 8.5 image using Microsoft Azure’s web portal. This is the quickest way to get a running virtual machine since no software need be installed locally and the portal can be used to create (or name) key material, e.g. a .pem file. You get convenience and speed to an outcome, but you sacrifice repeatability and customization. In the second post of this series, we addressed repeatability not by creating new virtual machines from the portal, but – wait for it! – from the command line. This required installing some client side software, specifically the Azure CLI toolkit, but the installation and configuration can be done in less than an hour and is done once and for all as was shown in the previous article.
We are so excited to announce our Series A funding round closed at $26 million! Tune in and find out what’s next for CIQ. View the entire press release here: Software Infrastructure Leader CIQ Closes $26 Million Series A Led by Two Bear Capital
RENO, Nev., May 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — CIQ, a software infrastructure leader that works in every part of the technology stack to develop stable, scalable, and secure solutions for customers and communities, today announced they have secured $26 million in Series A venture capital funding led by Two Bear Capital.
