CIQ Releases Fuzzball for Performance Computing
The CIQ team recently announced Fuzzball, “container-first compute cluster management” that simplifies performance computing.
A key feature of Fuzzball is its easy-to-use, web-based workflow builder. This graphical user interface allows simplified creation of standardized workflows and configuration of reusable workflows and data.
According to the announcement, anyone can build a performance-intensive workflow in Fuzzball without using the command line.
Other features include:
- Automated resource provisioning
- Container-first architecture
- Integrated data orchestration
“Fuzzball unifies the compute backend enabling any developer, researcher, data engineer, data scientist, or builder to scale HPC and AI applications by removing infrastructure complexities,” the announcement says.
Read more at CIQ.
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