Browse our resource center for insight into how Bright Computing is changing the way people manage clusters and clouds.
"Using Bright reduces the labor and effort needed for management and change control, and also facilitates the accelerating trend toward cloud computing."
ZACK RAMJAN
RESEARCH COMPUTING ARCHITECT AT VAN ANDEL INSTITUTE
Immediate and flexible high-performance capacity for demanding applications. Easily spin up HPC clusters in public clouds or VMware vSphere. Give engineers and data scientists the freedom to access the computational resources they need, when and how they need them.
Hybrid Cloud with Bright Cluster Manager
This white paper explores how Bright Computing and Dell EMC deliver unified solutions for High Performance Computing and Artificial Intelligence.
Bright Cluster Manager on NVIDIA DGX Systems
A look at the challenges of edge computing and how they can be addressed.
Bright makes it so easy to use the excellent NVIDIA NGC deep learning containers in so many ways! You can run them in containers, through a batch scheduler, on physical nodes, or in a cloud.
This white paper examines the emergence of clustering in the enterprise data center and proposes a set of criteria to consider when evaluating options for managing advanced, clustered IT infrastructure in today’s modern, dynamic data centers.
Bright Cluster Manager enables cloud bursting, allowing organizations to seamlessly partition workloads across on-premise and cloud infrastructures in order to handle excess workloads and “bursty” resource requirements, while only paying for the additional resources when they are needed.
For all of OpenStack’s merits, it can be hard to set up and manage. To simplify configuration, speed deployment and reduce downtime, advanced monitoring tools are an ideal complement to OpenStack, promising easier installation and improved storage management.
Of those systems on the Top500 list that use accelerators 60% use NVIDIA GPUs. The performance kick provided by computing accelerators has pushed High Performance Computing (HPC) to new levels. Understanding and managing these costs helps provide more efficient and productive systems.