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SUMMARY:Introducing Open OnDemand to Supercomputer Fugaku
DESCRIPTION:Masahiro Nakao and Hidetomo Kaneyama (RIKEN Center for Computa
 tional Science (R-CCS)); Masaru Nagaku (National Institute of Informatics,
  Japan); Ikki Fujiwara and Atsuko Takefusa (National Institute of Informat
 ics); and Shinichi Miura and Keiji Yamamoto (RIKEN Center for Computationa
 l Science (R-CCS))\n\nOne of the issues with HPC clusters is that the prer
 equisite knowledge required to use them is large, making the learning cost
  high for novice users.  Moreover, it is desirable to run graphical user i
 nterface applications with interactive operations on the compute nodes, bu
 t the procedure is complicated. \n\nWe describe how we introduced Open OnD
 emand, a web portal that enables easy use of the computing resources of an
  HPC cluster, to Fugaku, a Japanese flagship supercomputer.  To introduce 
 the resources to new users, we developed an adapter that enables the job s
 cheduler used in Fugaku to be used from Open OnDemand.  In addition, to fu
 rther improve user convenience, we developed applications that enable data
  sharing between Open OnDemand and external storages.  This paper describe
 s the various features we have given to Open OnDemand for Fugaku and the d
 evelopment of the data sharing applications.\n\nTag: Programming Framework
 s and System Software\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop Reg Pass\n\nSessi
 on Chairs: Chris Bording (University of Western Australia); Elsa J. Gonsio
 rowski (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL)); Lev Gorenstein (Gl
 obus, University of Chicago); and Karen Tomko (Ohio Supercomputer Center)\
 n\n
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