Clearing the fog! Getting started on CUmulus, a Near-to-the-Ground on Campus Cloud Solution
CUmulus is a new cloud computing resource hosted by CU Research Computing that enables researchers at CU Boulder as well as institutions in the Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium (RMACC) to create applications and workflows that may not fit as well into the traditional high performance computing environment. CUmulus offers the ability to create and administer custom Linux virtual machines (VMs) for a variety of applications. CUmulus is free-to-use, and is an ideal entry into cloud computing for novice users who may not yet be comfortable using commercial cloud providers. Additional info on CUmulus: https://curc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/hybrid-cloud/cumulus.html
What will be covered: In this hands-on tutorial users will log into the CUmulus web portal and learn how to "spin up" their own virtual machine.
Prerequisites: Participants must be faculty, staff or students at CU Boulder or an RMACC institution (https://rmacc.org). Linux experience is strongly recommended.
_If you think you may need extra help please arrive 30 minutes early at 10:00 AM to get started._
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Registration is required. Zoom information will be sent in the confirmation email.
Tuesday, February 7 at 10:30am to 11:30am
Norlin Library, E206
1157 18th Street, Boulder, CO 80309
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