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We need to get training conducted on the following topics MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING AND HPC SERVER 2008 R2 This module introduces the field of high-performance computing, and the Microsoft product Windows HPC Server 2008 R2. LESSONS • The business case for HPC • Brief product history • Overview of HPC Server 2008 R2 – main components, job submission, job scheduler • HPC resources: cores vs. sockets vs. nodes • Product differentiators • The goal of your developers’ linear speedup LAB 01: INTRODUCTION TO HPC AND WINDOWS HPC SERVER 2008 R2 • Submitting jobs • Monitoring job execution • Measuring performance MODULE 2: THE HPCS JOB SCHEDULER IN DEPTH This module discusses the heart of Windows HPC Server 2008 R2 — the Job Scheduler. LESSONS • Throughput vs. performance • Jobs vs. Tasks • Job and task states • Pre and post tasks • The definition of a failed job / task, what does “auto re-starting upon failure” really mean Default scheduling policies • Job-level vs. task-level policies • The impact of job priorities, job preemption, and dynamic growing / shrinking • Email notifications LAB 02: THE JOB SCHEDULER • Investigating job parameters • Investigating task parameters • Observing the job scheduler in action • Receiving email notifications MODULE 3: INTERFACING WITH HPC SERVER This module demonstrates the various ways you can interface with Windows HPC Server 2008 R2. These include the Cluster Manager for administrators, the Job Manager for users, DOS, and PowerShell. LESSONS • Cluster Manager • Job Manager • Job Description Files • clusrun • Console window • PowerShell • Scripting LAB 03: INTERFACING WITH HPC SERVER 2008 R2 • Customizing the Cluster Manager • Using the Job Manager • Clusrun is your administrative friend • Using the command line • Using PowerShell • Scripting MODULE 4: BASIC CLUSTER SETUP: FROM HARDWARE TO SOFTWARE This module overviews the standard setup needs and procedures for an HPC Server 2008 R2 cluster. In particular, we focus first on a manual setup, and in the next module discuss automatic cluster setup, as well as other setup options. LESSONS • Hardware, physical and virtual • Software: Windows Server 2008 R2 editions, HPC Pack, HPC redistributables • Active Directory integration • SQL Server integration, both local and remote • Common groups, local directories, and network shares • Network topologies, DNS, and DHCP • Runtimes, software, and tools commonly needed by developers • Supporting remote debugging and tracing •