Infrastructure as a Service in CompBioMed Sample Clauses

Infrastructure as a Service in CompBioMed. The Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) model offers the capability to provide processing, storage, networks, and other fundamental computing resources where the user is able to deploy and run arbitrary software. Within this model, users do not manage the underlying infrastructure but enable on-demand access to resources, without the overhead of their ownership, offering the required services through the use of one or more virtual machines. In the following a description of the IaaS provided and managed by CompBioMed core and associate partners is presented: SURFsara HPC cloud SURFsara offers the HPC Cloud computing facility [62] as an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platform. SURFsara has implemented the Cloud service relying on the OpenNebula [63] software. Users interact with the HPC Cloud via the web interface that OpenNebula offers. SURFsara together with University of Sheffield, has produced the CompBioMed webinar, Introduction to Cloud Computing for the VPH [64], on the access and use of their IaaS cloud platform. Microsoft Azure Microsoft Research joined CompBioMed as associate partner in October 2017. They perform research within Microsoft but also collaborate in and supports research around the world well beyond the company itself. This partner has facilitated access to their Microsoft Azure [65] infrastructure and provided support to CompBioMed partners running on this platform.
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