HPC clusters management and monitoring

Hurricane^® provides the most user-friendly environment dedicated to Linux cluster management and monitoring. The most tricky features are turned into simple actions, making Hurricane^® the best tool for advanced users as well as beginners. Hurricane^® includes all the needed features to manage your HPC cluster.

Features

OS :

Linux RedHat 4, CentOS, Scientific Linux.

Architectures :

x86-64 (Xeon, Opteron), IPMI 1.5/2.0.

Networks :

Gigabit et 10 GbE, Infiniband, Myrinet 2000 and Myri-10G.

Compilers :

GNU, Intel, PGI, PathScale.

Libraries :

Open-MPI, HP-MPI, LAM, MPICH, LAPACK, ScaLAPACK, MKL, ACML, OpenMP.

Development :

DDT, TotalView, GDB, Intel Trace Analyzer, VTune.

Schedulers :

Open-PBS et PBS pro, Torque MAUI, LSF.

Unique features with the best security

Monitoring, Resources access control and user management : all is in the box! In the case of a critical failure of the master node or any compute node, Hurricane^® allows you to re-install it easily with a previously saved image or replace it with a clone-node.

Remote access & control

Don’t waste time in going to your datacenter to configure your system. Hurricane^® allows you to switch your nodes on/off, control your CPU or network allocations. You can also identify the nodes you want to maintain activating a frontal LED.

Compatible with industry standards

-Rocks and Ganglia as cluster management,
-Most popular Linux distributions like Red Hat, CentOS and Scientific Linux providing a fully compatible integration for your computation codes,
-Resource management can be linked with your existing scheduling software like Torque/MAUI, Open PBS or PBS Pro,
-MPI-2 extensive compatibility allows a stable and efficient processing of your parallel applications,
-Easy access to hardware management including IPMI 1.5 or 2.0 features (BIOS, temperature, alimentation…),
-Users management may be integrated to your own LDAP directory or through a dedicated one.

Quick cluster deployment

Just a few clicks, and your cluster is up and running. The method used is based on a technology close to Torrent providing a quick and reliable installation of the Linux kernel and all the RPM modules needed on your cluster nodes.

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