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"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021

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David Brayford · FOSDEM 2021, HPC, Big Data and Data Science devroom · video.fosdem.org/2021/D.hpc/containerized_hpc.webm

"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 1
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 2
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 3
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 4
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 5
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 6
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 7
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 8
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 9
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 10
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 11
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 12
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 13
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 14
"Deploying containerised applications on secure large-scale HPC systems" — FOSDEM 2021 — slide 15

David Brayford spoke in the HPC, Big Data and Data Science devroom at FOSDEM 2021 on getting containerised workloads onto production supercomputers, where the security posture rules out most of what works elsewhere. Video2Any stepped through the 20-minute recording and kept 15 clean frames, one per slide change. It is one of the smallest decks here, and a reminder that a short run costs nothing to try: the sweep takes seconds, and if the recording turns out not to hold slides you have lost no more than that. Every image below is real output, extracted in a browser tab with nothing uploaded.

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